
On October 4, Binance announced the addition of four tokens to its “Monitoring Tag” list. These tokens are Beta Finance (BETA), BarnBridge (BOND), Waltonchain (WTC) and NEM (XEM).
Monitoring Tags are tokens with greater volatility and higher risk than other listed tokens.
These tokens will be closely monitored and may be delisted if they do not pass periodic tests.
Some of the criteria considered during the evaluation process are:
+Team commitment to the project
+Trading volume and liquidity
+Mass media level
+Secure your network from attacks
+Whether they contribute to a healthy crypto ecosystem remains to be seen
BETA hits yearly lowBETA price broke the ascending support trendline on June 10. It then bounced and validated the line as resistance twice, on June 23 and July 11 (red symbol ). Such movements are normal after an incident.
Altcoins have declined since then. On October 4, it hit a low of $0.067, confirming the descending support line that has been in place since June. This is the last support level before the yearly low.
If BETA breaks below this line, it is likely to fall another 15% and reach the $0.058 horizontal support area.

BETA/USDT Daily Chart | Source: TradingView
This would be a new yearly low. On the downside, a bounce could send the price up 28% to the next resistance at $0.089.
BOND could fall to an all-time lowBOND price has been falling below a descending resistance trendline since January 22. The line has rejected the price multiple times to date, most recently on October 1 (red symbol). The cryptocurrency has dropped since the rejection.
The daily RSI supports the ongoing downtrend. Traders use the RSI as a momentum indicator to identify overbought or oversold conditions to decide whether to accumulate or sell an asset.
A reading above 50 and sloping up shows that the bulls still have the advantage, while a reading below 50 shows the opposite.
The RSI was rejected by the 50 level (red circle), while the descending resistance line rejected the price. This supports the validity of the downward movement.
If the price continues to decline, the next support level will be at $1.78, found by the 1.61 external Fib retracement level of the most recent bounce. This would be an all-time low and would constitute a 17% drop.

BOND/USDT Daily Chart | Source: TradingView
Despite this bearish prediction, a break above the descending resistance line would mean that a significant reversal has begun. BOND price could rally 40% to the next resistance at $3 in that case.
The WTC continues to be rejected WTC price has been falling below the descending resistance line since February 2023. This line has rejected the price multiple times, most recently on September 23 and October 3 (red symbol). Both created long wicks above, showing that the sellers have the upper hand.
If there is further rejection, WTC price will drop to the nearest support at $0.140. This is a 12% reduction, from current prices.
On the other hand, a sudden breakout above the resistance line could trigger a 25% increase, taking the price towards the $0.200 resistance area.

WTC/USDT Daily Chart | Source: TradingView
SEE price trades inside a bearish patternThe last token at risk of being delisted from the Binance platform is NEM (XEM). The Xem price has been falling below the descending resistance line since the beginning of June.
Most recently, the line rejected the price on October 2 (red symbol) and started the current downtrend.
SEE trades above the $0.022 horizontal support zone, established since June. The trendline and support zone form a descending triangle, which is considered a bearish pattern.
Since the triangle is a bearish pattern, a break below it is the most likely future price outlook.
A breakdown that moves the entire height of the triangle could cause the price to fall by 42% and take the Xem down to $0.014.

SEE/USDT Daily Chart | Source: TradingView
On the other hand, a sudden reversal and breakout above the resistance line could send the price up 33% to $0.033.
Source:
https://tradecoind2.com/binance-could-delist-these-4-altcoins-how-would-that-affect-their-price/