
Binance is removing Contentos, Dar Open Network, Highstreet, and MOBOX from its platform. Holders must withdraw before the delisting to avoid forced conversion or loss of access.
Binance will remove Contentos (COS), Dar Open Network (D), Highstreet (HIGH), and MOBOX (MBOX) from its platform. The exchange has not specified an exact execution date for the delisting. Once it takes effect, trading pairs for these tokens will be disabled and any remaining balances may be converted into a stablecoin chosen by Binance at a later date, or become inaccessible depending on the chain.
The move puts holders of the four assets in a familiar bind. Delisting from a major exchange typically drains liquidity and sends prices lower as market makers exit and retail sellers rush for the exit. Traders who want to avoid a forced conversion at an unfavorable rate should move their tokens to a self-custodial wallet or to another exchange that still supports trading. Binance has not said whether it will support withdrawals after the delisting date, so acting before the deadline is the safest route.
Contentos is a blockchain for content creators. Dar Open Network is a gaming-focused layer-1. Highstreet is a metaverse project, and MOBOX is a gaming platform. All four have relatively thin order books even on Binance, meaning the delisting could trigger outsized price moves as remaining buyers and sellers scramble.
Binance typically gives several weeks' notice before a delisting. Holders should watch the exchange's official announcements for the cutoff date and withdraw in advance.
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