Binance will remove four digital assets from its platform on July 10, 2026, and the announcement saw three of the tokens hit record lows on the same day.
The exchange will delist Alchemix (ALCX), Ardor (ARDR), NFPrompt (NFP), and Marlin (POND) after a periodic review that weighs liquidity, compliance, and overall project quality.
Traders rush out of their positions
Sell-offs were hardest hit among small tokens. Both NFPrompt and Marlin were down about 20% after the announcement, reiterating Recent double-digit losses Related to call cancellation.
Alchemix stock fell just as hard, while Ardor stock held up better, falling nearly 6%. The weak trading volume left only a small cushion once the selling started.
As of this writing, Alchemix was trading at around $2.67NFPrompt sat near $0.0054, and Marlin traded at around $0.0011.
The four have already lost more than 30% over the past month. Alchemix, NFPrompt and Marlin all hit all-time lows on the same day, while Ardor avoided setting a new record.
Why did Binance withdraw tokens?
Binance reviews listed assets according to a set schedule, weighing trading volume, liquidity, network security, team commitment and regulatory factors.
The four have become long-tail bets. All trade more than 98% below their record highs, and each has done so Recorded negative returns During the past year.
NFPrompt stands out. Binance launched the token on its own Launchbull In December 2023. NFP then peaked near $1.17 on the day it was listed before falling almost 99%.
The removal is the latest in a series of delistings for 2026, including the previous move to Remove four more altcoins.
Spot trading for ALCX, ARDR, NFP and POND stops on July 10, while withdrawals remain open until September 9. Binance Futures liquidated the relevant perpetual contracts earlier, on July 2.
Owners still have time to transfer or sell their tokens before the deadlines. The coming weeks will show whether the removals deepen the slide or reflect pressure on others Altcoins face delisting.
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