Binance added Across Protocol, Lisk and Stacks to its Monitoring Tag on July 24, placing all three under closer review for potential delisting from the world's largest crypto exchange. STX fell more than 10% in the session, while ACX and LSK posted smaller declines.
Binance added Across Protocol (ACX), Lisk (LSK) and Stacks (STX) to its Monitoring Tag on July 24, placing all three tokens under closer review for potential delisting from the world's largest crypto exchange. STX fell 10.4% to $0.150 on Binance, its lowest level since late 2020, while ACX slipped 2.6% to $0.041 and LSK dropped 3.85% to $0.085, according to CoinGecko data as of 14:30 UTC.
"The Monitoring Tag is assigned to tokens that exhibit higher volatility and risk compared to other listed assets," Binance said in a statement. The exchange reviews tagged projects at regular intervals, weighing team commitment, development activity, trading volume, network stability and tokenomics changes, and can delist tokens that no longer meet its criteria.
ACX hit an intraday low of $0.035, its weakest since March, while LSK fell to $0.074 on Binance, an all-time low. The tag does not guarantee removal — Binance previously added it to Beefy.Finance and Measurable Data Token in June 2025 and to FunToken and Orchid in March 2026, with all four confirmed for delisting in April 2026 alongside FIO Protocol and Wanchain. Trading volume across the three tokens rose sharply after the announcement as traders moved to reduce exposure, though Binance said spot trading and related services would remain unaffected.
The monitoring designation follows separate structural changes at each project. Across Protocol approved a plan allowing holders to exchange ACX for equity in a new US company or accept a USDC buyout. Lisk migrated from its original layer-1 model to the Optimism Superchain, and its community considered burning 100 million LSK tokens, equal to 25% of the planned supply. Stacks continues developing Bitcoin-based smart contract products, with digital asset custodian Hex Trust adding support for STX and sBTC in 2025, expanding institutional access to the ecosystem.
Binance did not set a date for its next review or provide a timeline for a delisting decision. Projects that demonstrate improved conditions can have the tag removed, while those that fail to meet the exchange's standards face removal from the platform — a move that would severely reduce liquidity and accessibility for all three tokens.
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