Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has announced that some tokens on its Alpha platform will be delisted. According to the company’s statement, the tokens DIGI, K, SKI, JOJO, PLAYSOLANA, PAL, TYCOON, HIPPO, LN, BNBXBT, and BOOM were delisted from Binance Alpha on May 29, 2026, at 09:00 AM.
Binance stated that the decision was made following recent evaluations and that the projects in question were found to no longer meet Binance Alpha standards. The company emphasized that it continues to prioritize user security while also pursuing its goal of supporting innovation and transparency.
However, it was stated that the tokens in question would not be completely blocked. Users will still be able to withdraw or sell their tokens after being delisted. Binance Alpha users can withdraw their assets or sell them using the “Instant Sell” feature via the “Asset” and “Alpha” tabs on the platform. Binance Wallet users will be able to continue trading through the “Market” tab.
The company also warned investors once again that tokens listed on Binance Alpha may carry high risk. The statement noted that these assets may have higher-than-normal price volatility and that investors should carefully conduct their own research before trading.
Binance Alpha is known as a platform that generally focuses on early-stage and high-risk projects. Therefore, it’s stated that tokens on the platform are regularly reviewed, and projects that don’t meet the specified criteria are removed from the list.
Experts say that such delisting decisions can lead to sharp short-term price movements in the affected tokens, and investors should closely monitor liquidity and volatility risks.
This is not investment advice.
