Why did Binance add monitoring tags to Across Protocol (CRYPTO:ACX), Lisk (CRYPTO:LSK) and Stacks (CRYPTO:STX)?

Binance said the tokens face a higher risk of delisting if they no longer meet its listing standards.

Does a monitoring tag mean a token will be delisted?

No. Binance said a monitoring tag does not mean an immediate delisting, but the token will receive closer review.

Binance said it reviews factors including development activity, trading volume, liquidity and regulatory compliance.

Binance said holders should monitor future announcements as the tokens remain under review.

A Binance monitoring tag warns that a listed token faces a higher risk of delisting than other assets on the exchange.

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Written by Brie CarterPublished Jul 24, 2026, 5:31 AM

Binance has added monitoring tags to Across Protocol (CRYPTO:ACX), Lisk (CRYPTO:LSK) and Stacks (CRYPTO:STX).
The exchange said the tags signal the tokens face a higher risk of being delisted.
Binance said the move does not mean the tokens will be removed immediately.

Binance has placed monitoring tags on Across Protocol (CRYPTO:ACX), Lisk (CRYPTO:LSK) and Stacks (CRYPTO:STX).

The exchange said the tags identify tokens that face a higher risk of future delisting.

Binance said it regularly reviews listed tokens to check whether they still meet its listing standards.

The exchange said tokens with monitoring tags may be removed if they fail future reviews.

Binance considers factors such as development activity, trading volume, liquidity and regulatory compliance during its reviews.

Monitoring tags are intended to warn users that a token carries a higher risk than other listed assets.