Binance has launched a user-driven initiative for delisting certain cryptocurrencies from its platform. The exchange is now asking its users to vote on which assets should be removed based on a newly implemented polling process. This follows a history of decentralized coin removal decisions, with the latest batch of votes revealing some key outcomes. FTT, ZEC, and JASMY emerged as frontrunners, facing high rejection rates from the voting community. While FTT received the most votes, leading to an immediate price dip, other coins like Zcash are not experiencing significant fluctuations. Binance explicitly stated that user voting is just one factor in their delisting decisions, which often involve a broader analysis of market trends and liquidity. Past delistings have historically shown a consistent trend of price drops for impacted cryptocurrencies, highlighting the volatility associated with such decisions.