A major exchange just dropped a bombshell in its latest announcement: on December 17, 2025, it will officially delist three tokens—FIS, REI, and VOXEL.
Looking at the market cap data for these three, REI is the highest at only $16 million, FIS is just $6 million, and VOXEL has a market cap of $7 million. Given the current market environment, these figures are indeed a bit awkward.
With the delisting news out, token holders need to act fast. Platforms usually notify users in advance of the withdrawal window, so it’s best to transfer your assets or complete trades before the deadline. After delisting, liquidity is basically zero, making it extremely difficult to sell.
That said, exchanges regularly clearing out low-liquidity tokens is standard industry practice—it’s a risk control measure and helps optimize resource allocation. However, for small-cap projects and their communities, losing support from a major platform puts a lot of pressure on future development.
(Note: Market cap data is matched automatically and may have discrepancies. Please refer to real-time data for accuracy.)
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DefiVeteran
· 12h ago
Here they go cutting leeks again, this time targeting small tokens.
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A $6 million market cap and still dares to be listed on an exchange? Should've been delisted long ago.
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Wait, I remember FIS used to have some hype before, how did it become so weak now?
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Aren't you gonna run before the delisting? If you wait until liquidity hits zero, it'll be too late to cry.
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This size is really awkward, feels like the exchange isn't making any profit either.
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For those still holding, make sure to deal with it before December, don't get stuck with it.
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Honestly, it's just the exchange regularly cleaning out trash coins, nothing special.
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Surviving until now with such a small market cap is actually not easy.
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I just want to know how the communities of these three tokens are reacting right now, must be tough.
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FUD_Whisperer
· 12h ago
Another round of cleaning out small-cap tokens, these projects really need to do some self-reflection.
With such a small market cap, they should have been delisted long ago. What's the point of keeping them?
You must be strict with the withdrawal window, or you'll really lose everything.
Is any of my holdings on this list this time? Better go check right away.
Once small-cap tokens lose exchange support, they're basically done for. No matter how strong the ecosystem is, it won't help.
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BTCRetirementFund
· 12h ago
Another round of fleecing newbies is coming; I knew these three coins were hopeless long ago.
Same old story, small-cap coins die the fastest.
With this market cap... no wonder they got slashed, it's just too miserable.
Everyone, just get out while you can, or it'll go to zero.
A major exchange just dropped a bombshell in its latest announcement: on December 17, 2025, it will officially delist three tokens—FIS, REI, and VOXEL.
Looking at the market cap data for these three, REI is the highest at only $16 million, FIS is just $6 million, and VOXEL has a market cap of $7 million. Given the current market environment, these figures are indeed a bit awkward.
With the delisting news out, token holders need to act fast. Platforms usually notify users in advance of the withdrawal window, so it’s best to transfer your assets or complete trades before the deadline. After delisting, liquidity is basically zero, making it extremely difficult to sell.
That said, exchanges regularly clearing out low-liquidity tokens is standard industry practice—it’s a risk control measure and helps optimize resource allocation. However, for small-cap projects and their communities, losing support from a major platform puts a lot of pressure on future development.
(Note: Market cap data is matched automatically and may have discrepancies. Please refer to real-time data for accuracy.)