Binance Drops Four Tokens: ALCX, ARDR, NFP, and POND Crash on Delisting News
Binance has officially confirmed the removal of four cryptocurrencies from its trading platform, with the deadline set for July 10, 2026. The assets in question — Alchemix (ALCX), Ardor (ARDR), NFPrompt (NFP), and Marlin (POND) — were flagged through the exchange's routine listing review process, which evaluates projects based on liquidity metrics, regulatory compliance, trading volume, network security, and overall development activity.
The announcement triggered an immediate and severe market reaction. Three of the four tokens hit all-time price lows on the very same day the news broke, as holders scrambled to exit their positions before liquidity dried up entirely.
Selloff Hits Smaller Tokens the Hardest
NFPrompt and Marlin bore the brunt of the panic selling, each losing approximately 20% of their value within hours of the announcement. Alchemix suffered losses of a similar magnitude, while Ardor proved relatively more resilient, declining around 6% — a notably softer drop compared to its counterparts.
At the time of writing, ALCX was changing hands at roughly $2.67, NFP hovered near $0.0054, and POND sat at approximately $0.0011. The muted trading volumes across all four assets provided little buffer against the wave of sell orders, accelerating the price declines.
It is worth noting that all four tokens had already been underperforming significantly before the delisting announcement. Each had shed more than 30% of its value over the preceding month alone. Alchemix, NFPrompt, and Marlin all registered fresh historical lows on the day of the news, while Ardor narrowly avoided breaking its own record bottom.
Long-Term Decline Preceded the Decision
A closer look at each token's historical performance reveals just how far these projects have fallen from their peaks. All four assets currently trade more than 98% below their respective all-time highs, and each has delivered negative returns over the past twelve months — a key factor in Binance's decision to remove them.
NFPrompt's trajectory is particularly striking. Binance itself incubated the token, launching it through its Launchpool program back in December 2023. NFP briefly surged to nearly $1.17 on its listing day before entering a prolonged collapse that wiped out roughly 99% of its peak value.
Part of a Broader 2026 Delisting Wave
This latest removal is not an isolated event. Binance has been accelerating its delisting activity throughout 2026, having previously removed another batch of four altcoins in an earlier round of cleanup. The exchange appears committed to tightening its listed asset roster, prioritizing quality and liquidity over quantity.
On the operational side, spot trading for ALCX, ARDR, NFP, and POND will cease on July 10. However, token holders retain the ability to withdraw their assets until September 9, giving them a meaningful window to act. Notably, Binance Futures had already moved ahead of the spot market, liquidating all related perpetual contracts on July 2.
For investors still holding these tokens, the coming weeks will be critical. The question now is whether prices stabilize ahead of the delisting deadline or continue their downward trajectory as remaining holders look for the exit.