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The world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, has announced that it will delist three altcoins from its platform. A delisting decision has been made for BakeryToken (BAKE), Hifi Finance (HIFI), and Self Chain (SLF), and following the news, sharp price drops were observed in these tokens.
Official Statement from Binance
Binance stated that all listed digital assets are regularly reviewed and that projects failing to meet its high standards may be removed from the exchange. The announcement included the following:
“At Binance, we periodically review every digital asset we list to ensure it continues to meet the high standards and industry requirements.
When a coin or token no longer meets these standards, or when industry conditions change, it may be delisted.”
Altcoins and Dates to Be Delisted
According to Binance’s decision, starting from September 17, 2025, at 06:00 (UTC+3), the following altcoins and their trading pairs will be removed from the platform:
- BakeryToken (BAKE)
- Hifi Finance (HIFI)
- Self Chain (SLF)
Withdrawal services for these tokens will end on November 17, 2025, at 06:00 (UTC+3).
Remaining tokens held by users will be automatically converted into stablecoins after November 18, 2025, at 06:00 (UTC+3).
Market Reaction: Price Crash
Following the delisting decision, BAKE, HIFI, and SLF saw rapid losses in value. Initial reactions showed:
- BAKE dropped nearly 20%
- HIFI fell by around 18%
- SLF plunged more than 25%
While investors reacted to Binance’s sudden delisting move, market analysts emphasized that such decisions often lead to high volatility, especially among small- and mid-cap altcoins.
Binance’s decision to delist BAKE, HIFI, and SLF serves as a crucial warning for investors. The fact that crypto exchanges can remove tokens after periodic reviews highlights the importance of risk management in the crypto market.
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