Binance announced it will delist some tokens from its Alpha platform following a review.
According to the exchange’s statement, the BUZZ, DARK, FROG, GORK, MIRAI, PERRY, RFC, SNAI, and TERMINUS tokens will be removed from Binance Alpha’s featured assets list on December 19, 2025, because they no longer meet the standards set by Binance Alpha.
Binance officials emphasized that this decision was made to protect users and increase transparency and quality on the platform. They stated that periodic reviews consider numerous criteria, including liquidity, project development, community support, and risk profile. The review concluded that the tokens in question did not meet Alpha standards.
On the other hand, delisting the tokens does not mean that sales will be completely stopped. Users will be able to continue selling the tokens by using the “Market” tab in Binance Wallet or by going to “Asset” and then “Alpha” in Binance Alpha. However, it has been stated that these assets will no longer be highlighted and their visibility will decrease.
Binance also warned users that tokens on its Alpha platform may carry higher-than-normal risks and experience price volatility. The company advised investors to conduct their own research on the projects and pay attention to risk management before trading.
Binance Wallet stated that updates will be shared via its official X account, and the platform announced that it will continue to prioritize user security while supporting innovation. This step is seen as part of a broader strategy to maintain market quality.
*This is not investment advice.
