Key Takeaways
Binance announced it will delist three altcoins within days, pulling the plug on their trading pairs. The news immediately sent the tokens crashing, with each suffering double-digit losses.
In this analysis, CCN explains why Binance chose to delist these projects. We also examine whether the altcoins can mount a recovery, or if this decision ends their relevance in the market.
According to the Binance delisting news, the affected altcoins are BakeryToken (BAKE), Self Chain (SLF), and Hifi Finance (HIFI).
The exchange confirmed that trading pairs for these tokens will be removed on Sept. 17.
Binance explained that it decided to delist them after a review showed the projects no longer meet the exchange’s high standards and industry requirements.
“Based on our most recent reviews, we have decided to delist and cease trading on all spot trading pairs for the following token(s) at 2025-09-17 03:00 (UTC): BakeryToken (BAKE). Hifi Finance (HIFI), Self Chain (SLF),” Binance revealed.
Following the delisting news, BAKE’s price plunged 25%, SLF tumbled 23%, and HIFI shed 17% in the past 24 hours. These declines highlight how quickly markets react when Binance pulls support for a token.
But what’s next for the altcoins after this unfortunate development? Let’s find out.
For those unfamiliar, BAKE is the native token of the decentralized Automated Market Maker (AMM) BakeryToken. Built as a BEP-20 token on the Binance Smart Chain, BAKE enjoyed a strong run during the 2021 bull market, climbing to an all-time high of $8.48.
Fast forward to today, and BAKE has lost 99% of its value amid fading demand. Technically, the daily chart shows a persistent downtrend since February, with the token posting lower highs and lower lows before forming a falling wedge.
Normally, a falling wedge can hint at a bullish reversal. But in this case, the Bull Bear Power (BBP) has slipped into negative territory, pointing to stronger selling pressure.
This makes it more likely that BAKE continues to crash, potentially dropping to $0.049.

Still, if sentiment shifts and a turnaround occurs, BAKE’s price could attempt to break above resistance and rally toward $0.15.
SLF is another token hit hard by Binance’s delisting news. One year ago, the Self Chain token traded at an all-time high of $0.83. Today, it has collapsed by 95%, slipping to $0.040, a slight bounce from the new all-time low it touched earlier in the day.
On the daily chart, SLF trades below a key resistance line. The Chaikin Money Flow (CMF) has plunged to -0.52, signaling strong capital outflows and weak demand.
At the same time, the Bollinger Bands (BB) have tightened, a sign that volatility is compressing and a big move could be imminent.
Currently, the token sits in oversold territory. The BB contraction suggests a breakout is looming.

If buying pressure returns, SLF could slowly recover toward $0.19. But if selling pressure intensifies, the decline may deepen, pushing the altcoin to fresh lows.
Last on the list of altcoins caught in Binance’s delisting sweep is HIFI. Since the news broke, the token’s price has dropped 20%, while trading volume has spiked over 330%.
This surge in activity alongside falling prices shows that the downtrend remains strong, with sellers firmly in control.
From a technical perspective, HIFI’s price is trapped in a descending triangle.
The MACD has slipped into negative territory, but the 12 EMA (blue) and 26 EMA (orange) converge, suggesting that the correction could be nearing exhaustion.

That doesn’t necessarily mean a breakout is next. Instead, HIFI will likely consolidate between $0.074 and $0.10 in the near term.
However, if buyers step in and treat the current levels as a dip-buying opportunity, the token could rally toward $0.26.