I just want to ask why Binance doesn't list Core. I read a lot of gossip and all kinds of shady things, it's a mess, and now I don't want to read it anymore. Does anyone have a formal reason?
Currently, Core has become the first BTC side chain, listed on Coinbase and Bithumb. Although the current market value is 1 billion, the TVL on the chain is almost 500 million. The assets on the chain do not count non-custodial pledges, and the assets of the entire protocol are 800 million.
There is also an ETP.
This token is a rare token without VC, and the project party has never raised funds. This point is very worth talking about.
Token composition (only the approximate share). A total of 2.1 billion. 500 million airdrops (150 million received, 350 million not received, currently placed), about 300 million contributors' shares, 460 million project party shares owned by the foundation, 840 million mining pool.
(By the way, this is L1, not L2)
How to say it, although BTC DeFi has not made much progress and the current income is not much, but the potential is very huge. Obviously, it has achieved the first place, so Binance does not plan to list it?
Instead, a lot of ton toy coins are listed, not is okay, but the latter ones are worse than the other, and finally this hamster coin is almost dead. (It's okay to divert traffic, but it can't be like this...)
If you say it's a meme, the popularity of the token image is not high. If you say it's a game, then buying tokens is not a taker?
In the end, I just want an explanation.
