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by: xpoolPosted on: April 17, 2025

Binance Delisting Vote Concludes: Top Projects Achieve High Support

The second round of Binance’s delisting vote has concluded, with the top five projects receiving significant support. FTT led the pack with 11.1% of votes cast, followed closely by ZEC at 8.6%, JASMY and GPS both securing 8.6%, and PDA garnering 7.6%.

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