They weren't kicked just because of substantial crypto related...

They weren't kicked just because of substantial crypto related activities. That was what animoca wrote. A while back I wrote a post breaking down each listing rule the asx said ab1 broke. Alot of it was to do with handing in revenue reports late, allowing information out to the public before giving asx knowledge, I can't remember all the breaches now, but there were like 5 or more accounting and reporting issues and honestly their delisting was justified. The rules were in place and asx can't just be going around to companies saying.. Ahh well you broke the rules this time but I guess we'll give you another chance. That's not how it works.

I do however believe that most of those breaches, while still being poor form from animoca, weren't bad enough to stop them from listing elsewhere some time again if they can prove their worth.