The Top 100 Global Blockchain Creators Awards are open to the entire industry. Candidates who meet the shortlisting criteria will advance to the community voting stage.

The nominees for this year’s awards come from a diverse range of backgrounds. Whether or not they have a Binance account or create content on Binance Square, anyone who submits a valid nomination has a chance to be shortlisted. Click “View More Information” on the voting page to view nominees’ live trading data, X accounts, or related content, giving community members more information to consider when voting.

In addition to the basic eligibility requirements, this year’s awards include the following additional criteria:

Community Influencers must meet both of the following criteria:

  1. Have more than 100,000 genuine followers on at least one major social media platform;

  2. Their content has significant reach and generates considerable discussion within the industry;

  3. The length of time they have been actively involved in the industry will also be taken into account during selection.

Active Traders must meet at least one of the following criteria:

  1. Have verifiable trading records on Binance or another platform. Spot, futures, on-chain, and traditional financial trading all qualify;

  2. Rank highly on Binance leaderboards, such as Smart Money or Copy Trading, or earn a Top Trader badge on Binance Square.

Content Creators must meet the following criterion:

  1. Submit one of the nominated creator’s most representative works for the community vote and judges’ consideration.

Only candidates who meet the eligibility criteria may advance to the community voting stage, where community members will choose the figures they consider most representative.

We have always hoped that the “Top 100 in Blockchain” selection would be decided with the participation of the community and users, rather than being an award directly conferred by the platform.

Thank you to the community for your interest. We will carefully consider your comments and feedback and continue to refine the selection process for next year.