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The world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, has announced the delisting of three major tokens following its routine project review. According to the company’s official statement, all spot trading pairs for Flamingo (FLM), Kadena (KDA), and Perpetual Protocol (PERP) will be removed from the platform on November 12, 2025.
This decision is part of Binance’s long-standing policy to maintain high quality and security standards across its listings.
Official Statement from Binance: “Maintaining Platform Quality Is Our Priority”
Binance regularly evaluates the performance and integrity of each listed token and project. The evaluation process considers factors such as:
- The project team’s activity and development progress
- Transparency and quality of communication
- Trading volume, liquidity, and user interest
- Compliance with security standards
- Community contribution and long-term sustainability
In its announcement, Binance emphasized that the delisting decision aims to enhance user protection, preserve market integrity, and minimize risks.
Delisting Process: Trading Ends on November 12, 2025
As stated by Binance, all trading pairs for the following tokens will be suspended at 04:00 (UTC) on November 12, 2025:
- Flamingo (FLM)
- Kadena (KDA)
- Perpetual Protocol (PERP)
Once the delisting is complete, all open orders will be automatically canceled, and users will need to withdraw their tokens from Binance wallets. Binance also noted that it will provide further updates on whether these tokens will remain supported across products such as Airdrops, Staking, Earn, or Convert.
User Notice: Withdraw Your Tokens in Time
Binance strongly urges users to withdraw or convert their holdings before November 12, 2025. After the delisting date, while the assets may still appear in user accounts, trading and conversion functions will be permanently disabled.
In some cases, Binance may offer temporary support for delisted assets through Binance Convert or Binance Earn, but such support is typically limited and time-bound.
Binance Maintains Strict Quality Standards
The delisting of FLM, KDA, and PERP underscores Binance’s commitment to prioritizing high-quality projects and safeguarding investors. The move aims to ensure platform sustainability and long-term trust in the ecosystem. By enforcing strict listing standards, Binance continues to solidify its leadership in transparency, reliability, and compliance within the global crypto market.
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