Warning! Four tokens have been added to monitoring tags and may face delisting risks

SignatureVerifier · 2026-01-02T11:20:08+00:00

A leading exchange will start monitoring four tokens, including Acala Token, starting from January 2, 2026. These tokens are highly volatile and carry higher risks. Investors should pay attention to risk management to avoid delisting.

SignatureVerifier

2026-01-02 11:20:08

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【Crypto World】A leading exchange has announced that it will expand the scope of its monitoring tags. Starting from January 2, 2026, four tokens—Acala Token(ACA), DAR Open Network(D), Streamr(DATA), and Flow(FLOW)—will be newly included in the monitoring tag category.

What does this mean? Monitoring tag tokens tend to exhibit more dramatic price fluctuations and higher risk levels compared to regular listed assets. The exchange will implement intensive monitoring of these tokens and conduct regular re-evaluations to determine if they continue to meet platform requirements.

It is particularly important to note that if these tokens fail to maintain the platform’s listing standards, they may be delisted. For investors holding these assets, this is a clear signal—risk management and position planning are crucial.

ACA-13.56%

D-7.67%

DATA-20.47%

FLOW-8.21%

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NFTDreamer

· 6h ago

Here we go again... DATA and FLOW should have been blacklisted long ago, with crazy volatility. Delisting countdown? Brothers holding positions, pray. Is ACA's fundamentals really that bad? Monitoring is already in place. Exchanges are essentially just a disguised way to harvest retail investors, first tagging then delisting. I already sold these four coins a long time ago. It still feels a bit satisfying to watch now. Monitoring tags = death notices before delisting. No one wants to take this risk.

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MetaMaximalist

· 6h ago

ngl, flow getting the surveillance tag is kinda deserved—never had that network effects momentum to justify the hype. dat adoption curve flatlined ages ago lmao

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PensionDestroyer

· 6h ago

These four coins are probably doomed. I heard before that their fundamentals are average, and now being labeled as monitored essentially means a death sentence. DATA and FLOW have long been unwanted, and ACA is even more of a joke. Monitoring = countdown to death. It's another prelude to a new round of chopping the leeks... brothers holding positions, better run now. The so-called monitoring label sounds nice, but it's actually just a notice before delisting. If all of them get delisted this time, how many people will be liquidated... brothers, this is too tragic. The opportunity for quick profits is here, rebound and dump. Talking about risk management? I’ve already gone all in, what’s there to manage... just accept the loss and exit, everyone.

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GasFeeVictim

· 6h ago

It's happening again, these four coins I really haven't touched before, luckily. DATA and FLOW have also fallen to this point... Monitoring tags are just early warnings before delisting; anyway, I can't understand these projects anymore.

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BTCWaveRider

· 6h ago

Here we go again... Are DATA and FLOW about to be targeted? I've been suspicious of these projects for a while; indeed, they carry high risks. I haven't touched any of these four coins, luckily. How many times have I said that delisting is a risk, and yet some people are still buying the dip? Monitoring tag = death countdown, hurry up and get out, brothers. ACA is even more outrageous; a once-star project has fallen to this level. Holdings are up to your own luck; I advise everyone not to buy the dip. FLOW is a bit of a pity; the technology is pretty good... but the operations are lacking. They're about to cut the leeks again; this exchange's tricks are really one after another.

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