What is Binance's listing logic?
Binance's listing strategy not only focuses on the quality and long-term potential of the project, but also must consider market demand and user behavior.
Although Binance has tried to launch some projects that are considered high-quality and have long-term potential, the market response has been unsatisfactory and sales performance has been far below expectations.
In contrast, meme coin projects have quickly attracted a large number of users and trading volume in a short period of time. From the perspective of the exchange, Binance can hardly ignore this field.
This is not only a choice of capital, but also an inevitable result of market user behavior. Where the market demand is, the exchange must exert its strength.
Recently, I have also discovered some rules of Binance's listing.
Binance is good at launching multiple projects in the same sector in succession, and its listing rhythm always keeps up with market hotspots.
For example, the TON ecosystem has recently become the focus of discussion, and Binance has launched NOT, BANANA, TON and DOGS in succession.
In February, when the GameFi craze swept the market, Binance quickly launched multiple GameFi projects such as RONIN, PIXEL and PORTAL.
Then, in March, the meme project on the SOL chain was sought after, and Binance immediately launched BOME and WIF.
This shows that Binance's listing strategy clearly tends to hot and emerging sectors. They like to launch multiple projects in a hot sector in succession to quickly stimulate market interest and trading activity.
Behind this strategy, it may be that Binance hopes to quickly form a market hot spot and drive trading volume growth by focusing on supporting a certain sector.
It can be foreseen that when a new sector launches its first project, Binance is likely to launch other high-quality projects in the sector one after another. The new projects launched recently are almost all concentrated in the emerging sectors of this bull market, such as TON ecology, Layer2, AI, Bitcoin ecology, re-staking, and SOL ecology and modularization.
Some sectors have shown signs in the last bull market, but this round of bull market has new expectations for them, such as GameFi and meme sectors.
Therefore, we should focus on these emerging hot sectors. Binance's coin listing decisions are driven by market demand, business logic, and user voting. They skillfully balance short-term gains and long-term potential to maintain market competitiveness.
