Binance published an announcement clarifying how projects can be listed on the platform, and how they can be delisted (removed). Let's simplify it:
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1. ✅ Listing on Binance Alpha
This section is for new projects or those that have been created after their release. Here they focus on:
- User adoption
- Business model and token economics (Tokenomics)
- Team background and technical risks
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2. ✅ Listing on Binance Futures
If the cryptocurrency is listed under (Alpha) and shows strong and stable trading, in this case, it may qualify for futures. Here it is necessary:
- It has strong trading volume
- The price is relatively stable
- The cryptocurrency is committed to a token distribution schedule
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3. ✅ Listing on Binance Spot
It can either come from (Alpha) and (Futures), or be listed directly if its project is strong and participates in (Launch Pool) or (Mega Drop); in this case, they require the same conditions:
- Strong trading
- Price stability
- Legal compliance
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⚠️ What are the reasons a cryptocurrency might be delisted from Binance?
1. Negligent team: meaning there is no development or their communication is weak or there are suspicious changes in the project management.
2. Weak and suspicious trading: low trading volume or price manipulation.
3. Technical and security issues: such as vulnerabilities and hacks or sudden changes in the cryptocurrency that harm investors.
4. Regulatory and legal issues: if the project violates laws or has fraud allegations.