2025-12-31 08:23:46

Just saw a major news update: a leading exchange has issued a delisting warning for 2026, and trading pairs for mainstream coins like LINK, ADA, BCH, and others may face removal. When I saw this news, I was a bit stunned. These are all market-recognized mainstream coins, how could they be delisted?

First, let's calm down and look at the technical side. LINK is currently trading at around $12.39, and the bulls still have the advantage. The RSI indicator reads only 50.7, indicating it hasn't entered the overbought zone yet. From this perspective, the overall trend still looks relatively healthy. But the impact of market news is real, and it will definitely trigger a wave of panic in the short term.

My estimated support level is at $12.02, and resistance is at $12.76. The key breakout point should be around $12.64. If the price can hold steady near $12.02, there is still hope for a rebound; but once it breaks below this support, the risk will quickly escalate.

My plan is as follows: start with a small position to test the waters and see how the market reacts. If LINK can hold at $12.02, I will add to my position gradually. I set my stop-loss at $11.80, with a profit target at $12.76. Honestly, this market has a relatively high risk factor, so everyone must control their risk carefully and avoid being driven by emotions to chase gains or cut losses.

What do you all think about this situation? I’d like to hear everyone’s judgment on the future market trend.

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PessimisticOracle

· 4h ago

Another drama of delisting is happening again. This exchange really wants to cause trouble. Delisting something like LINK? Ridiculous, there must be some insider information involved. If $12.02 can't hold, you'd better run. Don't wait to be cut off.

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GoldDiggerDuck

· 8h ago

They're removing this set again, unbelievable. Not even mainstream coins are spared? This exchange seems a bit crazy. This time, we really need to be cautious. If the support level can't hold, it's game over. How are you all responding? Has anyone cut their losses? Huh, why did it suddenly turn into a survival game? Luckily, it's still profitable. Still the same advice: controlling risk is the most important. Don't get overwhelmed by the news.

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BlockDetective

· 9h ago

Another delisting warning? I heard about this around the same time last year, and nothing happened. But to be fair, the $12.02 support level definitely needs attention; only if it breaks will it be truly troublesome.

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FreeRider

· 9h ago

Another wave of news about cutting leeks, it's never-ending I don't understand this move. If mainstream coins are being delisted, what are exchanges still playing at? If $12.02 can't hold, it's directly breaking the game. I bet it can rebound.

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MaticHoleFiller

· 9h ago

Damn, delisting mainstream coins like LINK? Is the exchange messing around or what... But on the other hand, this wave of panic might be an opportunity to jump in; the technicals haven't collapsed yet. Is the $12.02 support level for $Doge reliable? Feels like this wave might just crash down directly. Here we go again, this is when the mentality is the hardest. I'm also testing the waters with a small position, waiting for a rebound. Exactly, never chase the high. This market is indeed strange; there are no absolute mainstream coins in the entire crypto space. But speaking of which, if an exchange really delists a coin, you should check which exchange it is. Different trading pairs might have completely different rules.

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