Binance Alpha Delisting news shook several token holders today, even as the wider crypto market rallied hard. Binance removed 12 tokens from its Alpha board on September 4, 2026, at 8:30 UTC. A few of these tokens crashed more than 80% within hours and hit fresh all-time lows. Here's the full list, the numbers behind the crash, and what you should do next.
Key Takeaways
The global crypto market cap sits at $2.8 trillion today, up 4.2% in the last 24 hours, according to CoinGecko data. Daily trading volume touched $110 billion. Bitcoin dominance holds at 58.1%, and Ethereum dominance sits at 11%. So the broader market is having a strong day.
But not every token joined the rally. Twelve tokens fell off Binance Alpha's list, and several crashed hard right after the news broke.
Binance confirmed on X (via its official Binance Wallet account) that it would remove 12 tokens on September 4, 2026, at 8:30 UTC: MTP, BDXN, TALE, BOS, MAIGA, TIMI, U (Union), SERAPH, RVV, AIAV, PENGUIN, and SN3. You can still withdraw or sell these tokens after the removal, through these steps:
Source: X Post
Binance Alpha: go to Assets, then Alpha, then Withdraw, then pick the token
Binance Alpha: go to Assets, then Alpha, select the token, then Instant, then Sell
Binance Wallet: go to Market, search the token, then trade
Six of the delisted tokens posted sharp losses within hours of the news, and each one printed a fresh all-time low today.
| Token | 24-Hour Change | Price Today | New All-Time Low |
|---|---|---|---|
| Multiple Network (MTP) | Over -80% | $0.00002544 | $0.00002544 |
| Bondex (BDXN) | Around -30% | $0.000264 | $0.0002463 |
| PrompTale AI (TALE) | Over -81% | $0.0001555 | $0.0001506 |
| Maiga (MAIGA) | Around -73% | $0.0002562 | $0.000231 |
| MetaArena (TIMI) | Over -87% | $0.00007087 | $0.00002962 |
| Seraph (SERAPH) | Over -10% | $0.002942 | $0.002942 |
MTP took the hardest visible hit of the day. It fell from roughly $0.00017 to $0.00002544 within 24 hours, a drop of more than 80%, right after the Binance Alpha Delisting news broke. What makes this crash notable is the setup behind it.
Source: Coingecko Data
MTP token had spent months in a quiet consolidation phase, trading in a tight range with little movement. That calm ended the moment the delisting news hit, and the token printed a brand new all-time low of $0.00002544 today.
BDXN didn't fall as hard as some of the others, but it still took a real hit. The token dropped close to 30% in 24 hours, sliding from around $0.00038 to about $0.000264 at the time of writing. Along the way, BDXN also set a fresh all-time low of $0.0002463 today.
For a token that wasn't among the biggest movers on this list, a 30% single-day drop tied directly to a delisting event is still a sharp move for holders to absorb.
TALE saw one of the steepest declines among all 12 delisted tokens. It crashed more than 81% in a matter of hours, dropping from $0.00084 to as low as $0.0001555. The token also hit a new all-time low of $0.0001506 today.
Source: Coingecko Chart
A move this fast and this deep points to thin liquidity meeting a wave of exit orders right after the delisting was confirmed, a pattern common when a token loses its main trading venue overnight.
MAIGA fell 73% after the delisting news, dropping from $0.00118 to around $0.0002562 at the time of writing. Like the others on this list, MAIGA also touched a new all-time low today, at $0.000231.
The size of the drop, roughly three-quarters of its value in a single day, shows how quickly sentiment can turn once a token's Alpha listing disappears and traders rush toward the exits before liquidity dries up further.
TIMI posted the largest crash of the entire group, falling 87% after the delisting was announced. The token dropped from $0.0059 to just $0.00007087 at the time of writing, and it hit a new all-time low of $0.00002962 today.
Source: Coingecko Site
An 87% single-day decline is severe even by crypto standards, and it underlines just how much trading activity and price support a token can lose the moment it's removed from a major platform like Binance Alpha.
SERAPH stood out as the most resilient token on the delisted list. It fell just over 10% today, moving from $0.0032 to $0.002942 at the time of writing. Even with the smaller decline compared to MTP or TIMI, SERAPH still recorded a new all-time low of $0.002942 today. The comparatively modest drop suggests SERAPH held more trading support around the delisting event than tokens like TALE or TIMI, even though it wasn't spared entirely.
Binance also said it will extend its Monitoring Tag to four more tokens on September 4, 2026: AVA, Gains Network (GNS), Scroll (SCR), and Towns Protocol (TOWNS). Tokens under this tag show higher volatility and risk. Binance reviews them regularly, and a Monitoring Tag token can still face delisting later if it stops meeting listing rules.
Check if you hold any of the 12 delisted tokens and withdraw or sell through the steps above.
The delisted tokens are still tradable on other exchanges, so you're not locked out.
Watch AVA, GNS, SCR, and TOWNS closely, since they now carry Binance's Monitoring Tag.
Don't panic-sell your other holdings over the Binance Alpha Delisting; check the full market data first.
Binance Alpha Delisting news wiped out a handful of tokens today, even as the wider crypto market held strong at $2.8 trillion. MTP, TALE, and TIMI took the hardest hits, some falling over 80%. If you hold any of the 12 tokens, act through Binance's official withdraw or sell options right away.
YMYL Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or trading advice. Cryptocurrency markets are highly volatile, and token prices can change rapidly. Always do your own research and consult a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
