Bloomberg: At least 3,445 tokens or trading pairs have been delisted or have been inactive for a long time since 2023.
On October 28th, based on data from cryptocurrency market data provider Kaiko, at least 3,445 tokens or trading pairs have been delisted or inactive since 2023, making them likely to be removed in the tumultuous cryptocurrency market of recent years. Researchers found that this is already 15% higher than the full year of 2022 and twice that of 2021.
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