# Delisting İlgili Makaleler

HTX Haber Merkezi, kripto endüstrisindeki piyasa trendleri, proje güncellemeleri, teknoloji gelişmeleri ve düzenleyici politikaları kapsayan "Delisting" hakkında en son makaleleri ve derinlemesine analizleri sunmaktadır.

Metaplanet’s October TOPIX entry at risk? Inside JPX’s crypto crackdown

Japan Exchange Group (JPX) is considering new guidelines that would block companies with over 50% of their assets in cryptocurrencies from being listed on the Tokyo Stock Price Index (TOPIX). This could impact Metaplanet, a digital asset treasury firm, which is scheduled to join TOPIX in October 2026. If the proposal is adopted, Metaplanet may face exclusion from the index, potentially triggering passive outflows from institutional investors. The move follows JPX's earlier efforts to curb crypto-linked stock volatility and protect investors. Metaplanet’s stock has already declined significantly from its 2025 highs, and the proposed rules could further affect its market performance.

ambcrypto04/04 11:12

Metaplanet’s October TOPIX entry at risk? Inside JPX’s crypto crackdown

ambcrypto04/04 11:12

Bitcoin Treasury Firm Nakamoto Implodes: 99% Stock Crash, June Delisting Deadline Loom

Nakamoto Holdings, a publicly traded Bitcoin-treasury company, is facing a severe financial crisis with its stock plummeting 99.3% from a peak market cap of $24 billion to around $180 million. The firm reported a $142.6 million loss in digital asset value in Q4 and sold Bitcoin at a 40% loss. Its capital structure, including a $210 million Bitcoin-backed loan from Kraken, is under strain as Bitcoin trades far below its acquisition cost. With its stock below $1 for over 30 days, Nakamoto is non-compliant with Nasdaq rules and risks delisting by June 8, 2026. This threatens its access to capital and undermines its business model, which relies on low Bitcoin costs, a strong stock price, and steady financing—all of which have deteriorated.

bitcoinist04/01 01:02

Bitcoin Treasury Firm Nakamoto Implodes: 99% Stock Crash, June Delisting Deadline Loom

bitcoinist04/01 01:02

Did Coinbase Refuse To List XRP On Purpose? Ripple Exec’s Old Tweets Resurface

The XRP community has resurfaced old tweets from Ripple's CTO Emeritus David Schwartz, suggesting Coinbase may have deliberately refused to list XRP. In posts from May and June 2023, Schwartz described a "hypothetical" scenario where an exchange, believed to be Coinbase, refused to list XRP despite it being beneficial, instead asking Ripple for millions in payment. He noted that after an agreement, XRP's listing generated 20% of the exchange's revenue. Schwartz indicated that an adversary in litigation (likely the SEC) used this payment to imply Ripple was unfairly boosting XRP adoption. Coinbase initially listed XRP but delisted it in 2021 following the SEC's lawsuit alleging XRP was a security. It relisted the token in July 2023 after a court ruling declared XRP not a security. XRP price was negatively impacted during the lawsuit and is currently trading around $1.32, down over 2% in 24 hours.

bitcoinist03/31 21:33

Did Coinbase Refuse To List XRP On Purpose? Ripple Exec’s Old Tweets Resurface

bitcoinist03/31 21:33

Must-Watch Next Week｜Polymarket to Expand Fee-Based Market Scope; Based and edgeX to Conduct TGE Successively (3.30-4.5)

This week's key events (March 30 - April 5) focus on crypto developments, traditional finance, and policy updates. In crypto, Polymarket expands its fee structure starting March 30, adding Finance, Politics, Economics, and other categories to its taker fee model. Both Based and edgeX will conduct their Token Generation Events (TGE) on March 30 and 31, respectively. Additionally, FTX's liquidation trust plans a new distribution of approximately $2.2 billion in creditor repayments on March 31. Several exchanges, including Binance and Upbit, will delist multiple tokens like UTK, DENT, and NOM around this period. In traditional markets, the G7 meeting on March 30 will discuss strategic petroleum reserves. Key U.S. economic data includes initial jobless claims on April 2 and March non-farm payrolls on April 3. Policy-wise, U.S. lawmakers are expected to release a draft stablecoin bill next week, with industry players preparing counter-proposals. Additionally, X (formerly Twitter) plans a major update with its AI model Grok taking over the platform’s recommendation algorithm.

marsbit03/29 03:23

Must-Watch Next Week｜Polymarket to Expand Fee-Based Market Scope; Based and edgeX to Conduct TGE Successively (3.30-4.5)

marsbit03/29 03:23

Exchange 'Listing Curse' Investigation: Why 89% of New Tokens Ultimately Become Retail Investor Traps?

A 2025 analysis reveals a stark reality: 89% of new tokens listed on Binance ended the year with negative returns, debunking the myth that an exchange listing guarantees profits. These tokens experienced an average price decline of 71-80%, often through a slow, steady bleed rather than a sudden crash. Listings are now widely seen as liquidity events for insiders and early investors to exit, earning the term "retail exit liquidity." Key factors driving this trend include excessive selling pressure from teams and airdrop hunters, overinflated valuations with minimal real users, weak capital flows into new altcoins, a market saturated with over 11 million new tokens in 2025, and a focus on narrative over actual product development. Projects in trend-driven sectors like Memes and RWA were particularly vulnerable due to lacking substance. Binance has also become less tolerant of underperformers, delisting tokens like A2Z, FORTH, and HOOK. The report concludes that only projects with genuine products and strong communities can survive long-term, as a Binance listing is no longer a shortcut to success but a test of sustainability.

marsbit03/26 07:22

Exchange 'Listing Curse' Investigation: Why 89% of New Tokens Ultimately Become Retail Investor Traps?

marsbit03/26 07:22

What Are the Characteristics of Projects Delisted by Major Exchanges?

Major cryptocurrency exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, and OKX are increasingly delisting tokens, signaling a shift from expansion to contraction in asset listings. Recent delistings include projects such as FORTH, HOOK, LRC, and RDNT, many of which were once high-profile in narratives like DeFi, Layer 2, and memes. A key reason for delisting is the lack of sustainable technology or business models. Once market hype fades, these projects fail to deliver, becoming "zombie" assets with low liquidity and community engagement. Additionally, insufficient transparency—such as inactive teams, poor communication, and unclear roadmaps—has become a critical factor. Exchanges now prioritize tokens with clear governance, active development, and regular updates. This trend reflects a broader industry move towards higher-quality, compliant assets, including tokenized stocks, which offer clearer value and regulatory alignment. The delisting wave acts as a market cleanse, urging projects to maintain transparency and viability or risk removal.

marsbit03/20 12:22

What Are the Characteristics of Projects Delisted by Major Exchanges?

marsbit03/20 12:22

Flow Foundation Fights Korean Delisting After Binance Clears Crypto Security Fears

Flow Foundation and Dapper Labs have filed a motion with the Seoul Central District Court to halt the planned delisting of FLOW on major South Korean exchanges Upbit, Bithumb, and Coinone. The delisting followed a December protocol-level exploit that allowed the minting of duplicate tokens, though no user funds were lost. While global exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken have since reviewed and fully restored FLOW trading—with Binance removing its monitoring tag—Korean platforms maintained heightened scrutiny. Flow expressed gratitude for the Korean community’s support and emphasized its commitment to the market through legal action, potential new listings, and ecosystem development. Despite regulatory challenges, Flow’s network continues to attract major partners like Disney and the NBA, with strong consumer adoption and NFT distribution.

bitcoinist03/10 10:36

Flow Foundation Fights Korean Delisting After Binance Clears Crypto Security Fears

bitcoinist03/10 10:36

Flow Foundation Seeks Court Order to Stop FLOW Token Delisting on South Korean Exchanges

Flow Foundation and Dapper Labs have filed a legal request with the Seoul Central District Court to halt the planned delisting of the FLOW token from major South Korean exchanges, including Upbit and Coinone. The delisting decision followed a December 2025 security exploit on the Flow blockchain, where an attacker duplicated tokens worth approximately $3.9 million. Although user funds were unaffected and validators quickly paused the network, exchanges proceeded with the delisting. The Foundation argues that FLOW continues to trade normally on global platforms like Binance and Coinbase, indicating its viability. The legal action aims to protect Korean investors and allow for further review, highlighting growing tensions between blockchain projects and exchanges after security incidents.

TheNewsCrypto03/09 12:39

Flow Foundation Seeks Court Order to Stop FLOW Token Delisting on South Korean Exchanges

TheNewsCrypto03/09 12:39

DeFi Technologies gets Nasdaq warning after shares fall below $1

DeFi Technologies Inc. has received a Nasdaq deficiency notice because its share price remained below the $1 minimum requirement for 30 consecutive business days. The notice, received on March 6, does not immediately affect the listing or trading of its shares. The company has a 180-day grace period, until September 1, 2026, to regain compliance. To do so, its share price must close at or above $1 for at least 10 consecutive business days. If it fails, it may qualify for an additional 180-day extension. The stock has fallen sharply from over $2.50 last year to approximately $0.67 recently. The company may consider options like a reverse stock split to meet the requirement.

ambcrypto03/06 23:35

DeFi Technologies gets Nasdaq warning after shares fall below $1

ambcrypto03/06 23:35

Monero Unaffected By Delistings: XMR Activity Stays Strong Despite Global Restrictions

Despite widespread delistings from major exchanges like Binance, Coinbase, and Kraken throughout 2025, Monero (XMR) has demonstrated significant resilience. On-chain transaction activity and daily network usage have remained consistent, indicating sustained demand. A report from TRM Labs highlights that Monero’s adoption is growing, particularly in darknet marketplaces, where 48% of new platforms in 2025 accepted only XMR as payment. While most ransomware payments still use Bitcoin for liquidity reasons, Monero’s strong privacy features—such as stealth addresses, ring signatures, and confidential transactions—continue to attract users seeking anonymity. Despite reduced accessibility on regulated exchanges, network activity has stayed above pre-2022 levels, and ongoing protocol upgrades support its niche as a leading privacy-focused cryptocurrency.

ccn.com02/17 11:06

Monero Unaffected By Delistings: XMR Activity Stays Strong Despite Global Restrictions

ccn.com02/17 11:06

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