According to market data, MobileCoin (MOB) suddenly surged starting at 4am today, with a maximum increase of 450% within four hours, rising from 0.058 to a high of 0.286 US dollars, and is now priced at 0.137 US dollars. Prior to this, Binance announced that it will delist MOB's USDT and BTC spot trading pairs (i.e. all spot trading pairs of this currency, and the currency has not been listed on contracts) at 11am on April 3rd, and has displayed a risk warning in real-time on the relevant trading page. It is reported that MobileCoin is a privacy token built on the Stellar blockchain, which can conduct instant P2P transactions in a decentralized and private manner through desktop or mobile programs.
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The token MOB, which was delisted by Binance on April 3, has risen by more than 400% in the past 4 hours.
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