Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, has recently wrapped up the second round of its “Vote to Delist” campaign, stirring concerns across the crypto market. This campaign allows users to vote on whether certain altcoins should stay listed on the platform.

Ardor cryptocurrency exploded 130% to $0.1453, driven by South Korean trading volume, breaking key resistance levels despite overbought conditions.

While cryptocurrencies record limited price actions, Ardor (ARDR) witnessed significant surges, gaining over 150% in the past week. The massive price rally emerged after Binance included the alt in its 2nd “Vote to Delist” batch. The voting was to conclude today, 16 April. While the announcement plunged ARDR to $0.

Status (SNT) and Ardor (ARDR) are some of the altcoins to gain significantly in the past 24 hours. SNT has soared more than 38% while ARDR is up 22% to rank amongst the biggest gainers in the top 100 by market cap.

SENATOR is leveraging the blockchain capacity of Ardor blockchain for urban planning policies to design sustainable last-mile operations

eSignus, the firm behind HASHWallet partners with Jelurida to add support for Ardor network.

eSignus has inked a partnership deal with Jelurida, a blockchain software company in charge of the Ardor and Nxt networks, for HASHWallet Link integration.

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The world's largest crypto exchange says it is probing certain accounts after noticing abnormal trading behavior on its platform. Binance says it is taking precautionary measures after noticing atypical activity involving the altcoins Sun Token (SUN), Ardor (ARDR), Osmosis (OSMO), FUN Token (FUN) and Golem (GLM).

On Dec. 11, Binance issued a notice about abnormal price movements for some trading pairs. As a result, the exchange began an investigation to narrow down suspicious accounts responsible for the issue.