TL;DR:
- Binance announced the delisting of ALCX, ARDR, NFP and POND effective July 10, 2026, following a periodic review of its asset quality standards.
- Three of the four tokens hit all-time lows on the day of the announcement, with NFP and POND posting drops of up to 20%.
- All four assets trade more than 98% below their all-time highs and have accumulated losses exceeding 30% over the past month.
Binance will remove four digital assets from its platform on July 10, 2026. The exchange notified the delisting of Alchemix (ALCX), Ardor (ARDR), NFPrompt (NFP) and Marlin (POND) following a periodic review that evaluates liquidity criteria, regulatory compliance and the overall quality of the projects. The market reaction was immediate.
NFPrompt and Marlin fell around 20% in the hours following the announcement. Alchemix recorded a drop of similar magnitude, while Ardor showed greater resilience, pulling back approximately 6%. At the time of the notice, ALCX was trading near $2.67, NFP was hovering around $0.0054 and POND was changing hands at roughly $0.0011. The first three marked all-time lows that same day; Ardor managed, for now, to avoid the same fate.
The Cost of Leaving Binance
The decision follows the standard methodology the exchange applies periodically to its listed assets. The factors analyzed include volume, liquidity, network security, commitment of the development team and regulatory conditions. In this case, the four tokens had shown marked deterioration: all have accumulated losses exceeding 30% over the past month and trade more than 98% below their all-time highs.
The case of NFPrompt stands out. Binance launched the token through its own Launchpool in December 2023. NFP reached $1.17 on its market debut and has since accumulated a decline of approximately 99%, without achieving any minimally relevant recovery.
Exit Timeline for Holders
These Binance delistings follow a series of already-executed removals that included four other altcoins. Spot market trading for ALCX, ARDR, NFP and POND will cease on July 10. Withdrawals will remain enabled until September 9, giving holders a window to move or liquidate their positions. Perpetual contracts linked to these tokens will be settled by Binance Futures on July 2, ahead of the definitive closure of the spot market.
Selling pressure over the coming weeks will determine whether the declines deepen or whether the market absorbs the removals following the same pattern observed in previous delistings.
