đ¨ How NOT To Get Rugged By a Binance Delisting
Weâve all seen it before⌠tokens hyped to the moon suddenly get the âbye-byeâ treatment from Binance.
Example? $BAKE â the golden child of 2021 that flew to $8⌠now chilling at $0.04 after its delisting news. Brutal. đŞŚ
So how do you dodge the same fate? Easy checklist:
1ď¸âŁ Pick projects where the team is alive and still building (no ghost founders).
2ď¸âŁ Strong communities matter. Look at BNB, BTC, ETH â they survive because people actually rally behind them.
3ď¸âŁ That little red âMonitoringâ tag on Binance? đŠ Thatâs your early warning siren.
4ď¸âŁ Stick with coins that still have real transaction activity â on-chain or on exchange.
5ď¸âŁ Donât bag coins that exist only as a âtokenâ with no product or utility. Thatâs basically buying air. đŹď¸
đĽ Hot Take Time đĽ
If Binance can kick out $BAKE â a token that once dominated the 2021 bull run â then nobodyâs safe.
And yes, that includes the flashy narrative coins. Tokens like $WLFI (hyped launch, influencer-driven) or even $TRUMP (political meme liquidity machine) might look unstoppable right now⌠but letâs be real: if they canât hold compliance, volume, or legit use cases, Binance wonât hesitate to hit that delist button.
So hereâs the question:
đ Do you think $WLFI and $TRUMP will survive the next 2 years on Binance, or are they just future exit liquidity waiting to get axed?

