What If Delistings Are the New Listings?

I took a look at how the prices of several cryptocurrencies behaved after being recently delisted from Binance. And you know what? They’re doing quite well. Three of them - IDEX, HOOK, and FORTH - have even gone up over the past 24 hours.

It reminded me of an article I wrote about a year ago on how listings and delistings affect crypto prices.

Back then, I gave examples of cases where prices didn’t drop after delistings - Monero being the most striking one. But those cases still felt like exceptions.

Since then, though, we’ve seen multiple instances where a Binance delisting announcement actually triggered price growth - ALPACA in April 2025, BSW in June, BAKE and HIFI in September, and NTRN in March 2026. At this point, it feels like we may need to rethink the paradigm.

If a Binance listing used to be a bullish signal, a delisting might become one in the future.

No dominant platform setting the price - no room for market manipulation.

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