Deep Dive
1. Binance Delisting (Bearish Impact)
Overview:
Binance announced on December 3, 2025, that REI will be delisted on December 17 due to “developer inactivity and liquidity issues.” This follows prior warnings under Binance’s 2025 “Monitoring Zone” policy for underperforming assets.
What this means:
Delistings typically reduce liquidity and investor confidence, as seen in REI’s 24h volume drop (-31.43%) and price decline. Historical data shows similar tokens (e.g., FLM, KDA) fell 10–30% post-delisting announcements. Binance accounts for ~30% of REI’s recent trading activity, amplifying downside pressure.
What to look out for:
Whether other exchanges follow Binance’s lead, and if REI’s team addresses delisting criteria (e.g., reviving developer activity).
2. Technical Breakdown (Bearish Momentum)
Overview:
REI trades 18.6% below its 7-day SMA ($0.008) and 29% below its 30-day SMA ($0.0092). The RSI-14 at 25.58 signals extreme oversold conditions, but the MACD histogram (-0.000124) shows no bullish reversal signs.
What this means:
While oversold RSI readings sometimes precede bounces, the lack of bullish divergence and weak volume (-$1.2M vs. 7d average) suggest continued caution. The next key support is the 2025 low of $0.0065 (tested today).
Conclusion
REI’s decline reflects Binance’s loss of confidence and a technical breakdown in thin liquidity. Traders are pricing in reduced accessibility post-delisting, while the broader “Bitcoin Season” (Altcoin Season Index: 21) limits buying interest in small caps.
Key watch: Can REI hold $0.0065 support, or will delisting fears trigger a retest of its 2025 low ($0.0058)? Monitor December 17 delisting execution and any countermeasures from the REI team.