#jasmy community: More reasons why the @binance vote to delist is unfair and some other thoughts… 1. Since the vote to delist is done every month, every coin has about 3-3.5 weeks of breathing room (if they survive the vote) until the next voting cycle. 2. Coins can only be removed from monitoring in January, April, July, and October which means every coin has to go through 3 cycles of vote to delist before the next evaluation period. And it’s quite obvious that once something is in monitoring it’s not going to get out on the next review. Usually coins stay in for 12+ months unless if they get delisted sooner. 3. It’s very strange that FTT hasn’t been delisted by now. The coin should have been delisted like 2-3 years ago but has been lingering on for some reason. We’ve seen enough crazy things in crypto to where it wouldn’t surprise me if FTX somehow becomes relevant again. 4. When voting, it makes sense to screw over other projects that voters know nothing about just for the sake of saving their own. 5. Eventually there will be fatigue from this. Being hateful towards other projects is tiring. This also means people will get tired of buying BNB just to participate. 6. There’s far too many meme tokens that are not in monitoring to where this whole initiative lacks any credibility since it bullies coins that are attempting to build utility. 7. Theres no transparency around why specific projects are in monitoring. If they have to go through this vote, it makes sense to elaborate on why each specific project is in monitoring. It seems like binance just wants to play god. @_RichardTeng please use reason and remove the vote to delist. @HARA_JasmyCFO I know you and the team are working hard but we might need a roadmap soon.