Only Robinhood could force Binance to list $MARS on spot.
At first, Binance put $PONS into Alpha in an attempt to end the rally, and many interpreted that as support for RH. That clearly comes from not understanding business warfare; in reality, it was just meant to annoy the competitor. This tactic was not used for the first time—Solana was suppressed the same way back then.
But this time it doesn’t work on RH, because RH has its own CEX and can list whatever it wants at any time. Capital has no loyalty, only a profit-seeking nature. The fact that RH can retain capital shows that it has formed its own capital stickiness and on-chain pricing power. The money doesn’t leave; it keeps rotating and compounding within the ecosystem.
The deeper the liquidity, the more it attracts devs, whales, and new projects, creating a positive cycle. The old playbook of simply draining liquidity no longer works on RH now.
At first, Binance put $PONS into Alpha in an attempt to end the rally, and many interpreted that as support for RH. That clearly comes from not understanding business warfare; in reality, it was just meant to annoy the competitor. This tactic was not used for the first time—Solana was suppressed the same way back then.
But this time it doesn’t work on RH, because RH has its own CEX and can list whatever it wants at any time. Capital has no loyalty, only a profit-seeking nature. The fact that RH can retain capital shows that it has formed its own capital stickiness and on-chain pricing power. The money doesn’t leave; it keeps rotating and compounding within the ecosystem.
The deeper the liquidity, the more it attracts devs, whales, and new projects, creating a positive cycle. The old playbook of simply draining liquidity no longer works on RH now.