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According to CoinDesk, Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) writes in his memoir Freedom of Money, released Tuesday, that he never seriously intended to acquire FTX during its November 2022 collapse, describing Sam Bankman-Fried's funding request as made "nonchalantly, as if he were asking for a bologna sandwich," and characterizing the non-binding letter of intent as a formality to assess user protection options. CZ identifies Alameda CEO Caroline Ellison's public offer to buy FTT at $22 as a "fatal mistake" that gave professional traders a floor price to short, sending the token from $22 to $5 and triggering $6 billion in outflows within 72 hours. He also discloses a Signal group called "Exchange Collaboration," set up by FTX's Zane Tackett during the Terra/LUNA collapse, including executives from Binance, Coinbase, Kraken and FTX, which later drew DOJ and SEC scrutiny; CZ denies any collusion. A subsequent bank run on Binance saw $7 billion withdrawn in a single day on Dec. 14, 2022, which CZ says was fully backed by reserves and reversed within a month.

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Hello Binancian,
Binance will cease support for deposits and withdrawals of the following tokens via the specified networks starting from 2026-03-20 08:00 (UTC). After 2026-03-20 08:00 (UTC), any deposits sent through the following networks will not be credited and may result in asset loss.
Contentos (COS) via the Ethereum Network
Dego Finance (DEGO) via BNB Smart Chain

Binance has announced its decision to delist several cryptocurrencies, including A2Z, FORTH, HOOK, IDEX, LRC, NTRN, RDNT, and SXP, effective April 1, 2026. According to BWEnews, the delisting is part of Binance's regular review process to ensure compliance and performance standards. The market capitalization of these cryptocurrencies varies, with FORTH having a market cap of $14 million and LRC at $40 million, while others like RDNT, A2Z, HOOK, SXP, and NTRN each have a market cap of $7 million, and IDEX at $8 million. Users are advised to take necessary actions regarding their holdings before the delisting date.

Key takeawaysBinance will add the Monitoring Tag to 9 tokens starting March 6, 2026.Tokens added include COS, DEGO, FORTH, FUN, HOOK, LRC, MBOX, OXT, and WIF.The exchange will remove the Monitoring Tag from FLOW.The Seed Tag will be removed from ONDO and VIRTUAL after review.Binance Expands Monitoring Tag to 9 TokensBinance announced it will extend its Monitoring Tag designation to nine additional tokens following its latest project review.The tokens to receive the Monitoring Tag are:Contentos (COS)Dego Finance (DEGO)Ampleforth Governance Token (FORTH)FUNToken (FUN)Hooked Protocol (HOOK)Loopring (LRC)MOBOX (MBOX)Orchid (OXT)dogwifhat (WIF)Tokens marked with the Monitoring Tag typically carry higher volatility and risk, and they are subject to more frequent evaluations by Binance.Projects with this tag may face potential delisting if they fail to meet Binance’s listing standards.Monitoring Tag Removed for FLOWAs part of the same review process, Binance will remove the Monitoring Tag from:Flow (FLOW)The removal indicates the project has met Binance’s listing criteria after ongoing evaluation.Seed Tag Removed for ONDO and VIRTUALBinance will also remove the Seed Tag from two tokens:Ondo Finance (ONDO)Virtuals Protocol (VIRTUAL)The Seed Tag is typically applied to new or early-stage projects, signaling higher potential risk for traders.Removing the tag indicates these projects have matured beyond their initial listing stage.What the Monitoring and Seed Tags MeanTokens with Monitoring or Seed Tags require users to complete risk awareness quizzes every 90 days before trading them on Binance Spot or Margin.These measures are designed to ensure traders understand the potential volatility and risks associated with these assets.Risk warnings are also displayed on trading pages for tagged tokens.Binance’s Ongoing Project Review ProcessBinance periodically reviews listed projects to ensure they meet exchange standards.Factors considered during evaluations include:Development activity and roadmap progressTrading volume and liquidityNetwork and smart contract securityTransparency and communication from project teamsCompliance with due diligence requirementsContribution to the broader crypto ecosystem