Binance's Been Busy This Month
Binance keeps adding to its lineup. Most recently, it listed Aerodrome (AERO) — a well-known DeFi project on Base — for spot trading, with a Seed Tag attached since it's still on the newer/higher-volatility side. AERO trading opened on July 17 at 2 PM, with pairs against USDT, USDC, and TRY, and no listing fee was charged.
It also expanded into a different lane entirely: tokenized stock exposure. Binance added 10 new trading pairs under its bStocks product line, covering names like Broadcom, Alibaba, IBM, Nokia, and TSMC, with zero maker fees running through the end of August as a launch incentive.
Beyond the confirmed listings, there's a steady list of "likely candidates" people are watching — mostly identified through Binance Alpha, which acts as a testing ground before tokens graduate to the main exchange. Projects that show up there often move to spot listing within days of gaining traction, and recent examples include Reservoir and Plume, both jumping from Alpha to spot the same day. (CryptoDnes)
No fixed schedule exists for new listings — Binance adds anywhere from a handful to a few dozen tokens a month, and the only reliable source is its own announcements page rather than second-hand crypto news roundups
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