A major exchange recently announced an extension of monitoring tags for four tokens: ACA, D, DATA, and FLOW. This move is enough to prompt holders to reassess their positions.

Monitoring tags may sound mild, but their actual impact is quite severe. The signal they send to the market is very clear—these tokens carry higher risks, and if improvements are not made, delisting is a real possibility. This is not just a warning but a credit deduction within the entire trading ecosystem.

From a chain reaction perspective, once tagged, liquidity begins to shrink. Traders seeing risk alerts will accelerate their exit, naturally putting pressure on the market. A more realistic concern is that if this major exchange actually proceeds with delisting, other platforms are likely to follow suit, creating an irreversible pattern.

Looking back at history, very few projects that have been tagged have been able to remove the label and continue active development. Most eventually fade out of sight. This is not alarmist talk but a market reality.

If you currently hold these tokens, now is the time to seriously evaluate. Has the project team made substantial improvements? Is the community still active? Are there flaws in the tokenomics model? All these factors need to be reconsidered. Keep a close eye on project updates to see if they introduce targeted solutions. If no positive changes are observed, early action is often the more rational choice. The exchange’s monitoring measures are not just for show—when it’s time to cut losses, decisive action is necessary.