Delisted: data feed lost on BSC

The board is a living dataset, not an archive. A token that produces no trading data for three consecutive engine cycles is delisted and the event is written here — the pool died, liquidity was pulled, or the token simply stopped existing in every data source the engine reads.

Delisting is what keeps the board honest: nothing stays listed on momentum from a market that no longer exists. Each record shows how long the feed was silent before removal.

A delisting is not an accusation — tokens leave the feed for mundane reasons as often as dramatic ones. What matters is the discipline: a board that never removes the dead eventually contains more ghosts than markets, and every grade on it becomes less trustworthy.

BNB Smart Chain has a long history as a venue for high-volume, low-quality token launches. Deployment is cheap, retail reach is large, and the result is a steady stream of pools that fail even the most basic liquidity and activity floors.