Affected by Binance's delisting, FLM experienced sharp short-term fluctuations, with trading volume and volatility surging dramatically. Technically, the market presents a clear bearish trend. After Bybit strengthened its risk control measures, liquidity tightened and the risks posed by high leverage were significantly alleviated. The buying support around the $0.020 level remains strong, and short-term price action may continue to oscillate within a range. The basis for a mid- to long-term rebound depends on the development of its ecosystem and real-world applications. Investors are advised to avoid chasing high prices and prioritize position control, monitoring both the effectiveness of the $0.020 support and progress on the project's fundamentals.

On October 29, FLM quickly rose to $0.03352 after the opening, with price swings exceeding 70%. However, it closed down to $0.01807, with trading volume surpassing 1.75 billion tokens and a sharp increase in daily volatility. The candlestick shows long upper and lower shadows, reflecting the market's dual battle following Binance's announcement of delisting on November 12: initial panic buying and chasing, followed by quick profit-taking and capitulation. Technically, the massive surge in trading volume and bearish close with a large red candle signal a short-term dominance of selling pressure. Investors should be wary of pullback risks associated with high entry points.

On October 29, FLM briefly surged over 30% before falling back, with its market value temporarily reported at $11M. This movement was possibly influenced by news that Binance will delist FLM on November 12, 2025.

FLM surged over 30% briefly before pulling back, with a market cap currently reported at $11 million.

Binance announced it will delist Flamingo (FLM), Kadena (KDA), and PerpetualProtocol (PERP) trading pairs on November 12, 2025, at 03:00 UTC. Spot trading pairs will be removed, deposits halted on November 13, 2025, and withdrawals stopped on January 12, 2026, all at 03:00 UTC.

Binance Will Delist FLM, KDA, PERP Trading Pairs

To protect users, Bybit reduced the maximum FLM perpetual contract position ratio from 10% to 5% starting at midnight on October 30, and lowered the market order limit from 513,300 tokens to 31,000 tokens and the limit order quota from 2,669,800 tokens to 155,000 tokens. After these measures were implemented, trading volume between October 30–31 significantly shrank from over 1.6 billion tokens down to about 160 million, with price swings also stabilizing. Although market liquidity has declined, high leverage concentration has been effectively curbed, helping to prevent systemic liquidation risks and suppress short-term extreme volatility.

Bybit has adjusted the maximum open interest for the FLMUSDT Perpetual Contract to improve user trading experience. The maximum position size per user has been reduced from 10% to 5% of open interest. For more details, users can refer to Bybit's Help Center article.

Changes of Max. Open Interest for FLMUSDT Perpetual Contract

为增强用户保护，某些USDT永续合约的最大订单规模将于2025年10月30日8:00 UTC更新。PHBUSDT的市价单最大规模将从17,700代币调整为8,000代币，限价单最大规模将从176,600代币调整为40,000代币。FLMUSDT的市价单最大规模将从513,300代币调整为31,000代币，限价单最大规模将从2,669,800代币调整为155,000代币。建议用户理性交易，并根据需要调整杠杆或策略。

USDT 永续：最大订单规模将于 2025 年 10 月 30 日 调整

Bybit will adjust the Maximum Order Size for PHBUSDT and FLMUSDT Perpetual Contracts by Oct 30, 2025, 8:00AM UTC to enhance user protection. The max market order size for PHBUSDT will decrease from 17,700 to 8,000 coins, and for FLMUSDT from 513,300 to 31,000 coins. Max limit order sizes will also be reduced. Users are advised to trade responsibly, use lower leverage, and adjust strategies accordingly.

Changes of Max. Order Size for USDT Perpetual Contracts Oct 30, 2025

Following the negative impact from delisting and risk control-induced volatility, FLM's price has returned to the mid-range axis of $0.022–0.026. Since the beginning of October, multiple tests of support near $0.020 have not resulted in a breakdown, indicating the presence of solid buying interest at lower levels. Currently, there are no new positive fundamental developments or major project upgrades; the delisting incident mainly reflects a short-term sentiment disturbance. For the medium and long term, whether FLM's price can resume its upward trend depends on the evolution of the Flamingo ecosystem and the implementation of cross-chain applications.

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