
As the collapse of FTX continues to wreak havoc in the crypto industry, various crypto exchanges have delisted the FTX Token (FTT) from their platforms.
In an announcement, cryptocurrency exchange Binance announced that it had removed FTT/BTC, FTT/BNB, FTT/ETH, and FTT/USDT trading pairs from its platform after failing to pass a recent review. emphasized.However, the exchange I got it That the FTT/BUSD pair is still available on that exchange.
and #binance We regularly review our listed assets to ensure they meet our standards to protect our users.
Based on recent reviews, we will remove some and stop trading $FTT Trading pairs on 2022-11-15 04:30 (UTC):
FTT/BNB
FTT/Bitcoin
FTT/Ethereum
FTT/USDTBinance (@binance) November 14, 2022
This decision follows requests from community members to remove their tokens from the list.Influencer Cevo tweets urged Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao has suggested taking immediate action against the FTT and delisting everything related to FTX to protect the exchange’s customers.
Apart from Binance, BitMEX has Delisting Perpetual Swap Agreement related to FTT. This includes FTT/USD and FTT/USDT pairs. The exchange cited a drop in spot trading for the pair as the reason for the delisting. Similar to BitMEX, KuCoin has also delisted his FTT/USDT Perpetual Contract on KuCoin Futures.
On the other hand, Zipmex also announced FTT is scheduled to be delisted on November 22, 2022, but withdrawals will still be possible until February 14, 2023.
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A few days after the FTX crisis began, former CEO Sam Bankman-Fried tweeted various cryptic messages, attracting wild theories and speculations within the cryptocurrency community. Some have theorized that the tweet could be an act Bankman-Fried could defend by claiming insanity if brought to court.
After the FTX scam came to light, an interview with The New York Times’ Bankman-Fried drew criticism from crypto Twitter for seemingly defending the actions of the former FTX CEO. criticized the mainstream media for trying to change the narrative about his alleged financial crimes.




























