Yeliz Akmaca 
In the world of cryptocurrencies, Binance, one of the industry’s biggest players, has made a radical decision to maintain platform quality standards. Following its latest periodic reviews, Binance Alpha has delisted a total of 21 altcoins for failing to meet listing criteria. This move, executed on 12 March 2026, demonstrates once again how quickly the market can shift, especially for users trading low-liquidity and high-risk assets.
Delisted Projects and the Process
According to the official announcement by Binance Alpha, notable projects removed from the listing include Ultiverse (ULTI), MilkyWay (MILK), and DecentralGPT (DGC). Covering a total of 21 assets, the delistings were reflected on the main listing screens of the platform as of 12 March 2026, 12:00 UTC. These audits, carried out under transparency and user protection principles, are based on multiple metrics, ranging from technological development to community engagement.
The full list of delisted projects is: MIRROR, SHARDS, FST, DGC, COA, ULTI, TGT, AGON, BNB Card, AFT, PFVS, SGC, RDO, ELDE, MILK, TAT, BOT, SSS, SUBHUB, PLANCK, and OOOO.
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What Should Users Holding These Tokens Do?
The delisting does not mean these assets are completely removed from trading; users can still convert their holdings into cash. Binance confirmed that selling will continue to prevent user inconvenience. Investors can sell via the Binance Wallet by navigating to the “Market” tab or through Binance Alpha’s “Assets” tab by selecting the relevant token.
Given the market’s volatility, these low-liquidity assets carry high risk. During this period, the “Do Your Own Research” (DYOR) principle is even more critical to protect capital. Let’s see which new projects will gain attention in the aftermath of Binance’s strict delisting process.
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