2026-01-17 15:30:35

Recently, a major exchange announced the delisting of contract trading for four tokens: BID, DMC, ZRC, and TANSS. This move reflects the platform's concerns about the liquidity status and future development prospects of these tokens.

From the perspective of trading depth, the market activity for these tokens indeed shows issues. The platform's adjustments at the risk control level are essentially aimed at protecting investors from falling into liquidity difficulties. For holders, this is a clear market signal—it's wiser to plan an exit strategy early; otherwise, it may be too late to sell once the trading pairs are completely lost.

Such adjustments are not uncommon in the crypto market, but each time they remind us to closely monitor platform dynamics and identify risks in a timely manner.

BID-15.02%

DMC-19.04%

ZRC-11.47%

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GameFiCritic

· 9h ago

It's another liquidity clearance. I've looked over the K-line charts of these four tokens before, and there's really no supporting player ecosystem. Wait, I need to ask—was there a problem with the original incentive model design of these projects? If the deflation mechanism isn't well implemented, they'll die sooner or later. Take the opportunity to exit while you still can; don't expect any rebound.

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BoredApeResistance

· 9h ago

Another wave of delistings is coming, this time it's these four. If you need to run, just run; don't wait for your trading counterparties to completely disappear. This is the clearest short-selling signal. You should withdraw quickly before liquidity dies out. Basically, the exchange is saying these coins are hopeless. You should have paid attention to these early warnings long ago. After playing this game in the crypto world for so many years, some people still fall into the trap.

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ApeShotFirst

· 9h ago

Oh my god, it's delisted again and again. Which four got delisted this time? Hurry up and see if I have any in my hands. Speaking of liquidity being gone, this thing really becomes worthless paper. It should have been sold long ago. This is exactly the exchange giving us a lesson. After this class, the money is gone, haha. Next time, should I just delist all my coins and call it a day? Seeing this news reminds me of the last LUNA. The same story has played out so many times, really.

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SatoshiLeftOnRead

· 9h ago

Is there another delisting? I'm tired of this routine. --- No liquidity, still not leaving. Serves them right for being trapped. --- I've seen these coins were suspicious a long time ago, and sure enough. --- Why do you only notify me when it's already like this? There should have been an earlier warning. --- Exit plan? Those who should have left early already did. --- Someone is about to suffer huge losses now, so tragic. --- Platform risk control? Basically, they're just trying to shed the burden themselves. --- Old story, but no one listens. --- Why is it always only after the fact that problems are discovered? --- Who is even touching this coin? How can anyone hold a position?

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SatoshiSherpa

· 9h ago

Another wave of sell-off warning, whose coin is dead this time? Great, time to clear out the holdings again. Running slowly will really get you trapped. Liquidity collapse means death news. Getting out early is always the right choice. I’ve long stopped touching these coins, I had a premonition. As soon as the exchange intervened, it was clear this coin was beyond saving. Sell while you can. Here we go again, this kind of story happens every year, no new tricks. When the platform starts to dump, it means their bottom line has been exposed. Retail investors should wake up. Wait, who is still bottom-fishing on these four coins? Does anyone really believe they can rebound? Liquidity crisis basically means no one wants them anymore, just a more polite way of saying it. Those who managed to run before the complete crash made a profit; the rest should just consider it tuition.

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fork_in_the_road

· 9h ago

Is this a new trick to harvest the little guys again? These coins have looked suspicious for a long time. This wave of delisting essentially means liquidity has collapsed; you need to be more perceptive. Who will be next... Everyone really needs to wake up; platform movements are more important than anything. It’s always the same, by the time you realize it, you can’t escape anymore.

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