BNB Plus is being delisted from Nasdaq because its share price is below $1 and will move to the OTCQB market

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Golden Finance reported that BNB Treasury company BNB Plus announced it has received a decision from the Nasdaq hearing panel on delisting. The reason is that the company failed to meet the Nasdaq Capital Market’s minimum $1 bid price requirement under its continued listing rules. The company currently plans to file a request for a review with the Nasdaq Listing Qualifications and Hearing Review Committee.
However, this request for review will not automatically pause the delisting process, so the stock is expected to be halted from trading on Nasdaq when the market opens on July 14, 2026. It will then be listed for trading on the OTCPQB Venture Market under the OTC Markets Group in the U.S., with the stock ticker remaining BNBX. Trading is expected to begin on or shortly after the July 14 market open.
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