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Binance Delists Four Tokens, Three Hit Record Lows

NFPrompt, Marlin, and Alchemix sold off hard after the announcement, and Binance will remove the tokens on July 10 following its regular review of liquidity and activity.

By Mike Hesp
• 2 min read
Binance Delists Four Tokens, Three Hit Record Lows

Key Takeaways

  • Binance will remove ALCX, ARDR, NFP, and POND from the platform on July 10, 2026.
  • After the announcement, NFP and POND fell about 20%, while three tokens hit new lows.
  • Spot trading stops on July 10, and withdrawals will stay open until September 9; Binance Futures already closed the perpetual contracts on July 2.

Binance said it will delist four tokens from its platform on July 10, 2026: Alchemix (ALCX), Ardor (ARDR), NFPrompt (NFP), and Marlin (POND). The news hit the market right away, sending prices lower and pushing three of the tokens to fresh lows.

Price Pressure After the Delisting Announcement

NFPrompt and Marlin both fell about 20% after Binance made the delisting announcement. Alchemix also dropped sharply, while Ardor held up better with a decline of roughly 6%. With trading volume already thin, there was not much support to absorb the sell-off. At the time of writing, Alchemix is trading around $2.67 (€2.34), NFPrompt around $0.0054 (€0.0047), and Marlin around $0.0011 (€0.0010). Ardor was the only one of the four that did not set a new record low.

Reasons for the Removal and Market Context

Binance routinely reviews the assets listed on its platform, weighing factors such as trading volume, liquidity, network security, team activity, and regulatory compliance. These four tokens have been under pressure for a while, with prices now more than 98% below their all-time highs and negative returns over the past year.

NFPrompt is especially notable because it launched in December 2023 through Binance's own Launchpool and later reached a peak of about $1.17 (€1.03), but it has since lost roughly 99% of its value. The removals also fit into a wider pattern of Binance delisting several altcoins in 2026 that no longer meet its standards. Spot trading for the four tokens ends on July 10, but withdrawals will remain available until September 9. Binance Futures already shut down the related perpetual contracts on July 2.

Binance says these delistings are meant to keep its market quality high and reduce exposure to tokens with weak liquidity or limited activity. Similar moves in May 2026, when tokens such as Automata, Harvest Finance, and Enzyme were removed, also led to steep price drops, showing how delistings often come with immediate selling pressure.

What Does This Mean for Dutch and European Investors?

For Dutch and European crypto investors, this is a reminder to pay close attention to listing standards and the status of tokens on major exchanges. A delisting can quickly hurt both price and tradability. It also shows how exchanges like Binance actively manage their listings to improve market quality, which matters for investors seeking altcoin exposure through regulated platforms.

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