Binance has added ACT, BLUR, PIVX and QKC to its Monitoring Tag, according to an official exchange notice published on June 18, 2026, at 07:00. The update applies to Act I: The AI Prophecy, Blur, PIVX and QuarkChain.
The effective timing is tied to Binance’s June 18 notice. The exchange said the Monitoring Tags for the affected tokens would be updated shortly after the announcement was published, but it did not provide a separate exact activation hour beyond the 07:00 publication timestamp.
Monitoring Tag Raises Listing-Risk Attention
Binance said tokens carrying the Monitoring Tag exhibit notably higher volatility and risks compared with other listed assets. The exchange also said these tokens are closely monitored and subject to regular review.
The notice warned that tokens under the Monitoring Tag are at risk of no longer meeting Binance’s listing criteria and could be delisted from the platform if future reviews determine they no longer qualify.
That does not mean removal is immediate. Binance’s announcement did not set a delisting timeline for ACT, BLUR, PIVX or QKC, nor did it state that spot trading or related services would be halted on June 18.
The exchange also said other services related to the affected tokens would not be affected. That distinction matters because a Monitoring Tag is a risk label, not a full asset removal notice.
Users Face Additional Trading Requirements
Binance said users who want to trade tokens marked with the Monitoring Tag must pass a quiz every 90 days on Binance Spot and/or Binance Margin and accept the platform’s Terms of Use.
The quiz requirement is designed to ensure that users understand the risks before trading monitored assets. For token holders, that means access remains available but comes with extra risk acknowledgment steps.
Binance also listed the criteria it considers during periodic reviews, including team commitment, development activity, trading volume, liquidity, network safety, smart contract stability, public communication, due diligence responsiveness and evidence of unethical or negligent conduct.
For ACT, BLUR, PIVX and QKC, the main consequence is closer exchange-level scrutiny. The tokens remain tradable under review, but their listing status is now more visibly conditional.
The broader market signal is structural. When Binance extends its Monitoring Tag, it can affect confidence and liquidity before any delisting decision is made, especially for assets that depend heavily on centralized exchange access.
For now, the confirmed update is clear: Binance officially placed ACT, BLUR, PIVX and QKC under the Monitoring Tag on June 18, with the tag update scheduled shortly after the 07:00 notice. The next checkpoint will be future Binance reviews determining whether the tags remain, are removed or lead to further action.