Binance Alpha said it will remove 12 tokens on May 29, 2026, and the market reaction was immediate. According to the source material, this was one of the platform’s larger delisting actions in recent memory, and several affected assets saw sharp losses within minutes, with some moves happening in seconds.
The 12-token removal list is now public
The assets named for removal are MineD (DIGI), Sidekick ($K), Ski Mask Dog ($SKI), JoJoWorld ($JOJO), PLAY SOLANA (PLAY), Vulgar Penguin, Palio ($PAL), Dino Tycoon ($TYCOON), Sudeng ($HIPPO), Lnfi Network ($LN), BNBXBT ($BNBXBT), and Boom ($BOOM). The list is heavily concentrated in small-cap tokens, and selling pressure hit soon after the delisting notice appeared.
Five tokens took the steepest losses
The report highlights five of the sharpest declines: more than 93%, 90%, 88%, 86%, and over 60%. One token was quoted at $0.0000001863 with a market cap of just $4.66K. Another fell to $0.00005195 with a $38.96K market cap, while a third traded at $0.0004315 and was valued at $48.33K. The remaining two were listed at $0.0001684 and $0.0007769, with market caps of $43.81K and $170,000.
These were not gradual drawdowns. They were abrupt repricings tied to thin liquidity and a sudden loss of platform support.
Selling and withdrawals are still available
Binance said users can still sell and withdraw the affected assets after the removal notice. The options listed in the source are: [Asset] > [Alpha] > Withdraw to move tokens out, [Asset] > [Alpha] > Select token > Instant Sell to sell directly, and Binance Wallet > [Market] > Search > Trade as another route. For current holders, access has not been fully shut off.
Low-cap tokens absorbed most of the damage
The source ties the speed of the collapse to weak liquidity in these names before the delisting news. Several of the affected assets were already below $50K in market cap, and multiple tokens were trading under $200,000. In that setup, a rush to exit can push prices down very fast. MineD was specifically cited at a market cap of only $4.66K, putting it close to a near-zero valuation.
Based on the information provided, the harshest losses were linked to MineD, Sidekick, JOJO, Boom, and Dino Tycoon. Trading access may still be open, but the price damage has already been severe.