Lately, my friends and I have been debating which coins deserve a spot on Binance. Here's my take: The crypto realm operates as a free market. The liquidity and trading volume across centralized exchanges (CEX), decentralized exchanges (DEX), and various trading platforms form a unified pool. CEX is not an isolated market. Even if Binance skips listing certain projects, these projects continue to thrive elsewhere, redirecting trading volume and funds across the entire industry. The landscape includes not only VC-backed projects but also Meme coins, chain-specific tokens, and speculative ventures.

When ETFs gain approval, traditional financial markets will also funnel money into the crypto sphere. Consider VCs: they often drive inflated prices, raising funds from LPs with a lock-up period of 4+3 years, collecting management fees and dividends. Typically, VCs are unlocked a year post-TGE, but many in the crypto sector face bankruptcy, with some investments potentially hitting zero. Projects with significant funding might weather the bubble cycle, yet their token value and governance depend solely on the project team, offering no definitive answers.

Thus, thorough research is crucial before investing—analyzing token utility, release schedules, holding ratios, and initial circulation is essential. The rise of DeFi has infused more liquidity into the market, enhancing freedom and complicating rule-setting for CEXs, epitomizing the allure of the crypto market's free spirit. Always DYOR (Do Your Own Research).

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