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This weekend, I researched the new listing rules released by Binance and decided to summarize them briefly:

If a project does not get the opportunity to launch on Binance's main site from the beginning, it can only be listed on Binance Alpha or be included in a contract later.

The threshold for Alpha is much lower than for contracts, with Alpha focusing on:

· Token economics
· Team background

Contracts require additional scrutiny:

· Past token price performance
· Potential compliance risks

Unlike previous announcements, the official designation of Alpha this time is as a pre-listing pool, meaning Alpha is more like: a startup board under a registration system.

If a project is included in Alpha and wants to obtain the opportunity to be listed on Binance's spot market, it must meet:

· Stable token price
· Consistent high trading volume

This is why many projects that launched through Binance Wallet IDO or were included in Alpha suddenly perform well in the secondary market, or why market makers maintain a certain price, preventing it from dropping.

Because they are all trying to maximize the possibility of being observed during the observation period for the main site's spot market, which relates to token price and trading volume.

Additionally, new delisting standards have been added, which can be summarized as follows:

· Token price is obviously manipulated
· Trading volume remains persistently low
· The team is no longer continuing development and operations
· The project has encountered network attacks or hacking incidents
· Potential compliance risks have emerged

Although this announcement is lengthy and contains a lot of content, the main points are the above. Recently, many projects included in Alpha have transitioned to the Binance main site, either through wallet IDO launches or voting pathways.

Most of them have met the criteria for being included in both Alpha and contracts simultaneously, so currently, it seems that Alpha has become a necessary option for future listings on Binance, meaning that to be listed on Binance, a project must first be included in Alpha and then subsequently listed on a Binance contract.