In the first round of voting, a total of 22 coins were delisted, and ultimately 14 were delisted, which was more than expected, with a delisting rate of 63.64%. The projects with low votes and little presence were eventually taken down. Next time, any project on the list will be trembling. Many projects do exist in name only, and many have already developed new projects. I remember many coin teams have a particularly long unlocking time, but in reality, there are no constraints or incentives on the project, and the unlocking conditions are also nominal. For them, it is better to start a new project than to maintain the old one.