- UXLINK tops Binance’s latest community vote with 26.3% support for potential listing.
- Binance launches a second “Vote to Delist” round targeting 17 underperforming tokens.
- Verified users with 0.01 BNB balance drive Binance’s community-led token decisions.
Binance wrapped up its second round of community voting for new token listings on April 10, 2025, at 7:59 (UTC+8). The voting allowed Binance users to determine which tokens could be listed on the exchange based on community interest.
At the same time, the platform introduced a separate initiative, the second batch of its “Vote to Delist” program, targeting underperforming tokens currently under review.
Who Won the ‘Vote to List’?
The latest ‘Vote to List’ results showed UXLINK secured the highest share of support, receiving 26.3% of the total votes. ATH was next with 17.1% and BIGTIME with 15.2%.
Other tokens in the final vote distribution included IP (11.5%), PLUME (9.5%), SAFE (6.9%), GRASS (3.2%), ONDO (2.8%), VIRTUAL (2.7%), WAL (1.7%), ZETA (1.6%), and MORPHO (1.6%). This voting structure allowed each verified Binance user to cast votes for up to five tokens, with only one vote permitted per project.
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How Does Binance Use Community Listing Votes?
The “Vote to List” feature is intended to gauge user preferences by enabling the community to participate directly in token selection. Binance requires users to have a verified account and maintain a minimum balance of 0.01 BNB, ensuring that only active and eligible participants participate in the voting.
While higher voting percentages signal stronger community interest, influencing Binance’s considerations, participation does not guarantee a listing. Binance stated it retains final authority, evaluating each project against its own internal review criteria before making any decision.
What is Binance’s ‘Vote to Delist’ Initiative?
Running alongside the listing vote, Binance introduced the second round of its “Vote to Delist” initiative. This program focuses on projects flagged with the “Monitoring Tag” for low liquidity or lack of development activity.
Between April 10 and April 16, verified users meeting the 0.01 BNB requirement can vote on these projects via Binance Square.
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Similar to the listing process, despite community input, Binance emphasized it will also consider additional factors like trading activity, network performance, project development status, and overall market conditions before making final delisting decisions on any of the 17 tokens under review.
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