Crypto Users Vote to Boot Coins—Spoiler: FTT’s in Hot Water 🔥

TL;DR

  • Binance, the giant crypto bazaar, decided to let users play token-censor and vote on which altcoins should get the boot.
  • Turns out, FTT, ZEC, and JASMY are the unpopular kids in the crypto cafeteria this round.

Every so often, Binance and its fellow crypto exchanges conduct their version of spring cleaning. Not with brooms or mops, but by deciding whether to yank some altcoins off their shelves—mostly the ones nobody’s buying or trading.

Once upon a time, this was a secret executive decision: “Let’s dump these coins and hope nobody notices.” But now, in a twist worthy of a reality show, Binance opened the floor to the masses who hold at least 0.01 BNB—basically enough change to cast a vote.

The voting saga spanned from April 10 to 16, and the verdict? The prime candidate for exile is the much-maligned FTT, snagging a hefty 11.1% of the votes. The coin itself seems to dread the outcome—its price dipped over 4% just thinking about it.

Zcash (ZEC) tried to slip under the radar with 8.6%, while JASMY, GPS, and PDA floundered behind with 8.6%, 8.2%, and 7.6%, respectively. Spoiler alert: none of these tokens are winning any popularity contests.

But hold your popcorn! Binance dropped a little disclaimer like a mic: this poll? Just one piece of the puzzle. Even if FTT is the village scapegoat now, it might hang around a bit longer—because nothing says “fun” like a cliffhanger in the crypto world.

Oh, and if you’re eyeing these tokens as your next investment thrill, remember: delisting news usually triggers price gymnastics—mostly the uncoordinated kind, tumbling south. Buckle up. 🎢

Read More

2025-04-17 14:03