Key Takeaways
Three altcoins just got the Binance axe, and the market’s reaction couldn’t be more dramatic.
Kadena (KDA) and Perpetual Protocol (PERP) experienced a significant decline, losing a substantial portion of their value within hours.
Flamingo (FLM) surprised everyone, swinging upward in a show of short-term strength.
What’s behind this sudden split? Is FLM’s rebound a fluke, or not? Let’s evaluate each token.
Binance delists altcoins that consistently exhibit low trading volume, poor liquidity, and insufficient project development, as these assets no longer meet the exchange’s quality standards.
In some cases, it delists assets due to regulatory or security risks, such as non-compliance and potential fraud, to protect user funds and maintain platform integrity.
Earlier today, Binance announced plans to delist Kadena (KDA), with the move set to take effect on November 12.
The decision, while significant, may not come as a surprise to market observers.
Last week, the Kadena team confirmed its exit from the project, a revelation that triggered a sell-off and sent KDA’s price tumbling.
Following Binance’s delisting notice, Kadena’s market value dropped another 25% today.
Interestingly, on the same day, Gate, another exchange, noted that it will continue to support the project.
From a technical perspective, the daily chart shows that the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) has formed a bearish crossover.

With no demand in sight, KDA’s price might reach a new all-time low below $0.045.
However, this trend might reverse if many other exchanges drum up support for Kadena. In that scenario, the altcoin might rise toward $0.20.
PERP, native to the decentralized perpetual futures DEX, Perpetual Protocol, was also one of the altcoins Binance delisted.
Following the recent development, PERP’s price has declined by 14%. Although the altcoin remains at 76% of its record low, which reached 19 days ago, the technical structure still leans bearish.
On the daily chart, PERP continues to trade within a descending channel, indicating persistent downward pressure.
Meanwhile, the Awesome Oscillator (AO) has slipped into the negative region, confirming rising bearish momentum.
If this trend persists, PERP could fall below the channel’s lower boundary, potentially declining toward $0.12.

However, if buying momentum returns and the price breaks above near-term resistance, this bearish outlook may be invalidated, opening the door for a rebound toward $0.28.
The last on Binance’s delisting list is FLM, the native token of the decentralized finance (DeFi) platform Flamingo.
Interestingly, instead of plunging, FLM’s price surged by 13.65% following the announcement, climbing to $0.023.
However, such rebounds after delisting news often carry significant risk.
On the daily chart, CCN’s analysis shows that FLM has formed a bearish divergence, a warning signal that the rally may not be sustainable.
This divergence emerged as the Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) turned negative, despite a bullish price movement.
Additionally, the red line of the Supertrend indicator remains above Flamingo’s price, reinforcing the bearish bias.

If sustained, downside pressure could return once the short-term euphoria fades. As such, FLM’s price could slide to $0.013.
However, a surge in demand for the token could invalidate this bias. In that case, FLM’s price might surge to $0.027.