Binance Adds Four Crypto Assets to Delisting Watch: Full List Major cryptocurrency exchange Binance has announced the addition of four new digital assets to its delisting monitoring list. The tokens—AVA, GNS, SCR, and TOWNS—will be included in the Binance Monitoring Tag starting September 4, 2026. This designation indicates the platform is closely reviewing these assets for potential removal from its listings due to their failure to meet Binance’s current criteria for listed tokens. The decision follows recent assessments of the projects’ compliance with the exchange’s standards. The Monitoring Tag is a tool used by Binance to track assets that may pose higher risks to traders. Tokens under this tag are subject to periodic evaluations, and users are warned that these assets could exhibit greater volatility compared to other listed tokens. Binance emphasized that while the Monitoring Tag does not guarantee delisting, it signals that the platform is actively scrutinizing the projects. Users are advised to monitor the Binance Spot and Margin trading pages, as well as the Markets Overview section, for updates on these tokens. A visible risk warning banner will also appear for these assets. The exchange clarified that the Monitoring Tag does not affect other services related to the tokens, such as wallet functionality or trading pairs. However, traders are urged to exercise caution, as the status of these assets could change based on ongoing reviews. Binance stated it will reassess the projects periodically and decide whether to retain or remove the Monitoring Tag. In a separate announcement, Binance Alpha, the exchange’s advanced trading platform, will delist 14 tokens on September 4, 2026, at 8:30 UTC. The affected tokens include MTP (Multiple Network), BDXN (Bondex Token), TALE (PrompTale AI), BOS (BitcoinOS), MAIGA (Maiga.#binance #ava #gns #scr #towns
Hacks Episodes Explore Character Dynamics and Comedy Balance The latest episodes of Hacks, titled “Who’s Making Dinner?” and “D’Amazing Race,” delve into the complex relationships between characters Deborah and Ava, while also examining the balance between humor and narrative depth. The first episode, written by Samantha Riley and directed by Lucia Aniello, centers on Deborah’s emotional journey as she grapples with the legacy of her past, particularly her fraught relationship with her deceased ex-husband Frank Vance. Frank, who stole sole credit for a sitcom they co-created in the 1970s, continues to exert influence through a PaleyFest event celebrating the show’s fictional legacy. Deborah, now a veteran comedian, is barred from speaking at the event, leaving her to navigate her memories of the sitcom and its creator through fragmented, present-day moments. The episode uses a unique storytelling technique, blending Deborah’s recollections with her current experiences at the event, allowing viewers to experience her emotional turmoil without being overwhelmed by exposition. Deborah’s character is defined by her struggle to reconcile her past with her present, particularly her lingering attachment to Frank’s approval. The episode highlights her internal conflict as she confronts the reality that her reputation as a “crazy, unstable woman” stems from Frank’s manipulation. Meanwhile, Ava, her protege and collaborator, embodies a different kind of obsession—her desire to impress Deborah, even as their relationship is marked by tension and mutual dependence. Ava’s internal conflict is evident as she contemplates rebooting the sitcom for a new generation but hesitates to approach Deborah, who does not own the rights.#ava #hacks #deborah #samantha_riley #lucia_aniello
Peter Alexander Announces Departure From Saturday TODAY, NBC News Peter Alexander is leaving NBC News after 22 years with the network, including his long-standing role as co-host of Saturday TODAY. The 49-year-old anchor announced his departure during a live broadcast on March 28, citing a desire to spend more time with his two daughters and pursue new challenges. Alexander, along with his wife Alison Starling and their children Ava, 12, and Emma, 10, reside in Washington, D.C., while the Saturday TODAY show is produced from NBC’s Studio 1A in New York City. Alexander emphasized the toll his career had taken on his family life, noting he had been away from home for over 80 nights in the past seven months and more than 200 Friday nights in the last seven years. “In this limited window before my daughters lose interest in hanging out with me… I’m eager to carve out a better balance between my personal and professional lives,” he said. Alexander joined Saturday TODAY in October 2018 and became a co-chief White House correspondent in 2021 alongside Kristen Welker. The duo co-hosted the show from 2020 to 2023, until Welker took over as moderator of NBC’s “Meet the Press.” Since then, Alexander has shared the anchor desk with Laura Jarrett, who joined NBC in January 2023 as a senior legal correspondent. Jarrett praised Alexander’s departure, calling him “a brilliant journalist, a good and decent man, and an extraordinary father.” She added, “You only get one shot to be Ava and Emma’s dad… they are lucky to have you as their father.” Alexander’s career at NBC began in 2004, and he has covered major global events, including the 2005 Iraqi election, the death of Osama bin Laden, and assignments in Baghdad, Banda Aceh, Beijing, and other locations.#nbc_news #peter_alexander #alison_starling #ava #emma
