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For the FUN token, even if Binance completely delists it and Uniswap liquidity dries up, the casino is a cash cow if FUN’s open market value crashes, they could easily internalize the market, offer a fixed in house exchange rate, and run the liquidity themselves they don't need Richard Teng's permission to keep their ecosystem running
And don't you think this lack of liquidity in the market won't affect the perceived trust people have on this project?
For any project to be considered reliable in the long term, they always need to a steady volume of users (in the case, gamblers) for the project to fund itself.
If Binance does not offer a market for people to get tokens, then there will be less people interacting with FUN games and it's entire ecosystem.
The project itself continue to run, that is true, but it would be dumb to downplay what just happen to FUN and it's delisting off one of the most important liquidity providers on the crypto ecosystem.