😀😀Binance's current listing strategy is very clear. The general principle is to avoid harming exchange users as much as possible, and the specific strategies are as follows:
First Situation
For projects that have a new narrative, hold a leading position, have a high market capitalization, and strong consensus (with over 10,000 addresses), since the cost of acquiring chips for these projects is too high and it's difficult to control the market, Binance will choose to launch contract products.
Second Situation
For projects that belong to the second-tier position in the industry, they have undergone an 80% correction, have a certain influence in the community, can acquire a considerable amount of chips, and have a market capitalization of under 50 million USD (with fewer than 10,000 addresses, such as the recent two projects with a market cap of 20 million, ACT and Neiro), Binance will choose to launch spot trading.
Third Situation
There are also some popular projects that have significant developmental space for their narratives, have influential KOLs backing them and have undergone a certain level of correction, with over 10,000 addresses and a market cap reaching 100 million USD, such as projects like Pnut, which are also included in Binance's listing strategy.
