🧐 Research report on the current status of#Binancelistings based on annual listing performance data——
According to the posts and data previously shared by @MustStopMurad, Deep Tide shows:
Only 42 project tokens have outperformed BTC this year, and 11 of the top 15 are meme coins!
But there are several manifestations related to Binance:
1⃣️Of these 42 coins, 20 are old coins that Binance has already listed, and 5 were listed this year;
2⃣️BANANA and TON are Binance’s “user benefits” and have increased by about 30% after listing;
3⃣️MEME category, Binance launched WIF (234%) and TURBO (38.6%), which had a high increase after listing;
4⃣️Of the unlisted tokens, 4 are other exchange platform tokens, and 10 are small-cap, low-trading-volume projects
Judging from the data and analysis, Binance’s listing strategy reflects the characteristics of a market economy to a certain extent, rather than a planned economy.
The main manifestations are as follows:
1. Market trend orientation: Binance’s listing strategy clearly follows market hot spots. Both VC-backed projects and MEME coins are on its listing list. This shows that Binance prefers to respond to market demands and trends rather than unilaterally determine the market direction. Such a strategy is in line with the principle of market economy, that is, to determine products (in this case, tokens to be listed) through market signals (such as user demand and liquidity demand).
2. User and market feedback: Binance’s listing strategy is influenced by user and market feedback. User reactions to newly launched projects and the performance of these projects in the market (such as price increase) directly affect Binance’s decision-making. This reflects the supply and demand relationship and competition mechanism in the market economy.
3. Wealth effect: By listing popular or promising projects, Binance not only attracts users, but also brings growth in trading volume and fees. This is a positive feedback loop in the market economy: a successful listing strategy attracts more users and funds, thereby further consolidating and expanding its market position.
4. Competition and survival pressure: If Binance does not follow market trends and list popular assets, it may lose users and trading volume to competitors. This reflects the competitive pressure in the market economy, and companies must adapt to market changes to survive and develop.
5. The value of the project itself: Although short-term hot projects such as MEME coin account for a large part, there are also technology-based or concept-based projects (such as Arkham and Pendle) that have gained market recognition. This shows that in the market economy, the quality and innovation of the project itself are still the key to long-term success.
6. Criticism of planned economic thinking: The analysis points out that the market has a misunderstanding of Binance’s listing strategy, believing that Binance can manipulate the market or project success through unilateral decisions. In fact, Binance’s success is more due to its adaptation and utilization of the market economy mechanism, rather than through planned economic control.
7. The nature of market economy: The summary emphasizes the nature of market economy, that is, the interaction between market demand and supply determines the fate of products. The success of Binance’s strategy lies in its understanding and utilization of this mechanism, rather than trying to manipulate the market.
In summary, Binance's listing strategy is more in line with the characteristics of a market economy rather than a planned economy. It is able to keenly capture market demand, adapt to market changes, and drive its own growth and consolidate its market position through these strategies. This strategy not only reflects how the market economy works, but also reveals how important adaptability and sensitivity to market signals are in the highly competitive cryptocurrency market.
