While the broader crypto market braces for a breakout, the Kadena (KDA) ecosystem has deteriorated once again.
A week after L1 Network declared it would suspend all operations due to market uncertainty, leading cryptocurrency exchange Binance has revealed that it will be deleting its tokens.
According to today’s announcement, Binance will delist Kadena from all spot pairs on November 12, 2025, along with Perpetual Protocol (PERP) and Flamingo (FLM).
The move is part of the trading platform’s regular review to ensure all available projects are healthy, meeting conditions such as liquidity, ethics and operational standards. The following was written on the official blog:
If a coin or token no longer meets these criteria, or if industry conditions change, we will conduct a more detailed review and possibly delist it.
Of the three, Kadena caught the attention of the crypto community, perhaps due to the imbalance after the team’s exit.
After Binance’s announcement, KDA continued its downward trend.
The Kadena altcoin fell from an intraday low of $0.0664 to $0.03867, losing about 42% of its value in the past 24 hours.
Perpetual Protocol is down about 15% in that period, while Flamingo surprised the market with a 30% gain following the delisting renewal.
The Kadena region faces a double blow.
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Binance’s delisting has further increased the dissatisfaction of KDA holders and enthusiasts.
Once-promising L1 projects (with dreams of advancing proof-of-work scalability) are struggling to maintain fluidity and developer activity.
Kadena’s team confirmed the closure on October 21, citing a prolonged bear market, slow network deployment, and dwindling funding.
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Kadena Announcement Unfortunately, the Kadena organization is no longer able to continue its business operations and is announcing that it will cease all business activities and active maintenance of the Kadena Blockchain effective immediately. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who cooperated.
This decision shocked the community, as the project is currently operated independently through a cryptocurrency miner.
Binance’s move to exclude Kadena from its ecosystem further heightened that uncertainty.
Digital tokens are currently losing support from major trading venues.
Next steps for Binance users
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Binance will end support for Kadena spot trading from November 12, 2025.
The platform will automatically cancel all trading orders at 03:00 UTC of the day. Also, trading bots linked to KDA pairs will no longer work.
Spot copy trading users have until November 5th to adjust or close all pending positions and move remaining assets to spot accounts or automatically sell them.
Most importantly, Binance will no longer deposit deposits associated with delisted pairs after November 13th and will officially end withdrawals on January 12th.
The platform will then convert the 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 the price chart.
KDA is trading at $0.04403 after rebounding slightly from its daily low.
24-hour trading volume is up nearly 4,000%, indicating increased activity as traders take advantage of the current volatility.
