As Binance welcomes obscure, lower-market-cap meme coins, the opportunity for everyday retail traders to make life-changing money is growing.
Peanut the Squirrel and ACT I: The AI Prophecy were listed this week, but traders are now looking for what’s next, and Pepe Unchained and Crypto All-Stars keep coming up in conversation.
Binance Listing Spree Injects Hope For Meme Coin Communities
Analysts believe that traders may never sell their small ‘joke’ tokens, hoping for a moonshot scenario in which the market-leading exchange lists them and catapults the prices higher.
Popular crypto commentator Posty explained a new crypto philosophy of holding small meme coins long-term in case they secure Binance listings.
Binance has recently made multiple shock moves, overlooking unlisted large-cap like Goatseus Maximumus in favor of much smaller alternatives.
The recent Binance listings have brought with them staggering growth for investors who bought early, leaving those who missed out eager to catch the next one.
Posty believes this will lead to longer-term holding of low-cap meme coins, with community members less likely to sell in case Binance makes a surprise listing.
He notes that investors might even “keep a small moon bag” to stay part of the community.
However, Posty is far from the only analyst paying attention to Binance’s new strategy.
Meme coin trader Ansem recently noted that he has been accumulating meme coins with a market cap of under $50 million, hoping that some of them will be listed on Binance.
But it seems a lot of people have the same idea. Ansem revealed that the tokens he bought surged in price, likely with other traders also seeking exposure to potential future Binance listings.
PNUT and ACT Prices Rally
This week has served as a stellar reminder of the power of centralized exchange listings.
On Monday, Binance launched Elon Musk-backed Peanut the Squirrel and Andreessen Horowitz-funded ACT I: The AI Prophecy.
At the time, PNUT was worth around $90 million, and ACT was worth about $15 million.
By Thursday, PNUT had become the fastest-ever meme coin to a $2 billion market cap, and ACT had given investors more than a 2,500% gain.
Binance has processed $39 billion in trading volume across the past 24 hours. So when a low-liquidity token like ACT launches, a marginal amount of Binance volume will send its price soaring. That’s the reason these tokens have pumped so much.
Could Pepe Unchained Or Crypto All-Stars List Next?
It’s unlikely that Binance’s low-cap listing spree ends here.
Rather, traders are looking towards Pepe Unchained and Crypto All-Stars as candidates to be listed next.
The Pepe Unchained team has already revealed it’s in talks with tier-1 exchanges. Moreover, the project has raised a record-breaking $30 million in its presale, showing massive demand. And that’s exactly what exchanges like to see.
Pepe Unchained is a Pepe-themed Ethereum layer 2 blockchain with 100x faster speeds and much lower fees. It’ll also come with features like a two-click meme coin generator, staking, an Ethereum bridge, and more.
All of this has drawn significant attention, with the 99Bitcoins YouTube channel recently underlining that tier-1 exchange listings are coming.
Meanwhile, Crypto All-Stars is earlier in its presale, having raised $3.7 million so far. Yet, that hasn’t stopped rampant speculation about big-name exchange listings.
Moreover, there are even articles posted on Binance’s website about Crypto All-Stars.
Crypto All-Stars is a staking app that lets users earn passive rewards by locking up their DOGE, SHIB, PEPE, and more.
It’s providing utility to otherwise useless meme coins, turning them from joke tokens to valuable crypto assets.
Users must hold $STARS to access the platform, meaning real utility is driving demand.
Both Pepe Unchained and Crypto All-Stars bring something entirely new to the meme coin space, strongly positioning them to draw attention from top exchanges like Binance.
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