While the broader crypto market braces for breakouts, the Kadena (KDA) ecosystem took another turn for the worse.
A week after the L1 network declared it would cease all operations due to market uncertainty, the leading cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, revealed it would remove the token.
According to today’s announcement, Binance will delist Kadena, along with Perpetual Protocol (PERP) and Flamingo (FLM), from all spot pairs on November 12, 2025.
The move is part of the trading platform’s regular review to ensure all available projects are healthy by satisfying conditions like liquidity, ethical, and operational standards. The official blog read:
When a coin or token no longer meets these standards or the industry landscape changes, we conduct a more in-depth review and potentially delist it.
Of the three, Kadena attracted the crypto community’s attention, possibly as it hangs in the balance following the team’s exit.
KDA continued its downward trend after Binance’s announcement.
Kadena’s altcoin dipped from $0.0664 to $0.03867 intraday low, shedding roughly 42% of its value within the past 24 hours.
Perpetual Protocol lost around 15% that timeframe, while Flamingo surprised the markets with a 30% uptick following the delisting updates.
The Kadena community faces a double blow
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Binance’s delisting adds to the frustrations among KDA holders and enthusiasts.
The once-promising L1 project (with dreams to advance the PoW (proof-of-work) scalability) has struggled to maintain liquidity and developer activity.
The Kadena team confirmed closing doors on October 21, citing a prolonged bear market, slowed network adoption, and reduced funding.
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KADENA PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT We regret to announce that the Kadena organization is no longer able to continue business operations and will be ceasing all business activity and active maintenance of the Kadena blockchain immediately. We are tremendously grateful to everybody who
The decision shocked its community as the project now operates independently through cryptocurrency miners.
Binance’s move to remove Kadena from its ecosystem has magnified that uncertainty.
The digital token is now losing support from leading trading venues.
What’s next for Binance users
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Binance will no longer support Kadena spot trading from November 12, 2025.
The platform will automatically cancel all trade orders at 03:00 UTC that day. Also, trading bots linked to KDA pairs will stop working.
Users in Spot Copy Trading should adjust or close all pending positions by November 5, with the remaining assets moved to spot accounts or sold automatically.
Most importantly, Binance will not credit deposits tied to the delisted pairs after November 13, and officially close withdrawals on January 12.
After that, the platform will convert unclaimed tokens into stablecoins. The team added:
Please note that the conversion of delisted tokens into stablecoins is not guaranteed.
KDA price outlook
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Kadena’s native coin maintained a bearish bias on its price chart.
KDA is trading at $0.04403 after a slight rebound from daily lows.
Its 24-hour trading volume has increased by nearly 4,000%, indicating amplified activity as traders capitalize on the prevailing volatility.
