Binance Updates Listing and Delisting Criteria: Standards Are Now Much Clearer!
Binance announced that it prioritizes user protection and long-term project quality by updating the rules for listing and delisting cryptocurrency projects.
One of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world, Binance detailed new requirements for projects wishing to be listed on the platform and criteria for delisting in a statement made on April 25. The company aims to enhance user safety and strengthen the sustainability of the ecosystem with this step.
According to the new listing conditions, the fundamentals of the projects, performance indicators, token economics, technical risks, team history, and compliance processes will be evaluated in detail. Particularly, user adoption, robustness of the business model, sectoral suitability, and regulatory risks will be among the main priorities.
Reasons for Delisting Have Also Been Clarified
Binance also explained the circumstances under which projects could be delisted. Issues in team management, weak market performance, low trading volume, serious network security vulnerabilities, and regulatory non-compliance could lead to the delisting of projects. Additionally, negative factors such as suspicion of manipulation or loss of community trust will also pose risks.
Under the new regulations, Binance will offer opportunities to early-stage projects through platforms like Binance Alpha, Launchpool, Megadrop, and HODLer Airdrop. However, projects must comply with the established high standards to be included here.
Binance officials stated, "We will take every necessary step to keep the ecosystem clean and of high quality," emphasizing that this process is vital for both projects and users.
