Crypto exchange Binance announced an update to its token risk labeling system, adding nine cryptocurrencies to its Monitoring Tag category following a recent internal review. The update took effect on March 6, 2026, according to the exchange’s official announcement.
The tokens newly placed under the Monitoring Tag include:
- Contentos (COS)
- Dego Finance (DEGO)
- Ampleforth Governance Token (FORTH)
- FUNToken (FUN)
- Hooked Protocol (HOOK)
- Loopring (LRC)
- MOBOX (MBOX)
- Orchid (OXT)
- dogwifhat (WIF)
According to Binance, tokens assigned the Monitoring Tag generally show higher volatility and risk levels compared with other listed assets. Projects in this category are subject to closer oversight and periodic reviews, and may face potential delisting if they fail to meet the platform’s listing requirements.
FLOW Removed From Monitoring Tag
While several tokens were newly added to the risk category, Binance also removed the Monitoring Tag from Flow (FLOW) following its latest evaluation. The removal suggests that the project currently meets Binance’s listing standards and no longer requires heightened monitoring under the exchange’s risk framework.
ONDO and VIRTUAL Exit Seed Tag Category: Binance also updated its Seed Tag classification, removing the label from two tokens:
- Ondo (ONDO)
- Virtuals Protocol (VIRTUAL)
Seed Tags are typically assigned to newer or emerging crypto projects that may carry additional risks due to early-stage development.
Trading Requirements for Tagged Tokens: Users who wish to trade assets carrying either a Monitoring Tag or Seed Tag must complete a risk-awareness quiz every 90 days on Binance’s Spot or Margin platforms and agree to the exchange’s terms of use.
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