Binance Alpha 2.0

2025-03-18 04:08
What is Binance Alpha 2.0?

Binance Alpha 2.0 expands Binance Alpha by integrating it directly within the Binance Exchange, while it remains available on Binance Wallet. This innovative solution bridges the gap between centralized (CEX) and decentralized (DEX) trading, enhancing liquidity, capital efficiency, and accessibility for users.

With Binance Alpha 2.0, users can explore and purchase tokens on-chain directly on the Binance Exchange, without needing to withdraw assets to external wallets or create an on-chain wallet. The product enables Binance Exchange users to seamlessly utilize funds from their Spot, Funding, and other accounts supported by Binance Pay to purchase Alpha Tokens.

By leveraging CEX funds for DEX trading, Binance Alpha 2.0 removes unnecessary steps, lowers transaction costs, and streamlines the trading experience, making decentralized trading more accessible to Binance users.

What is the difference between Binance Alpha and Binance Alpha 2.0?

The main difference between Binance Alpha and Binance Alpha 2.0 is the platform where they are available:

  • Binance Alpha is accessible within the Binance Wallet, allowing users to explore and purchase featured tokens directly from their Binance Wallet.
  • Binance Alpha 2.0 is integrated within the Binance Exchange (www.binance.com), allowing users to trade Alpha tokens using their Spot and Funding Accounts without needing an external Binance wallet.

The tokens featured on both platforms are the same; the difference lies in the way users access and trade them.

Why was Binance Alpha integrated into Binance Exchange?

The integration of Binance Alpha into Binance Exchange with the launch of Binance Alpha 2.0 expands the existing platform, providing additional accessibility while keeping Binance Alpha available on Binance Wallet.

This move aligns with our mission to increase the freedom of money globally by simplifying Web3 for users. Binance Alpha 2.0 offers a more seamless and intuitive experience for discovering, purchasing, and managing early-stage tokens directly within Binance Exchange.

By integrating Alpha Tokens into Binance Exchange, we enhance accessibility, reduce friction, and allow users to leverage Binance’s trusted infrastructure without needing an external wallet.

This expansion also improves transparency in the token consideration process while giving users opportunities to explore innovative Web3 projects.

How can I discover Alpha Tokens on Binance Alpha 2.0?
  • Binance Alpha 2.0 is integrated into the Binance Exchange, making it easier for users to discover Alpha Tokens directly within the platform.
  • A dedicated [Alpha] tab has been added to the [Markets] section, allowing users to browse featured Alpha Tokens without switching to Binance Wallet.
  • Users can search for Alpha Tokens on Binance Exchange, with relevant results appearing under both the [All] and [Alpha] sections.
  • Each Alpha Token has a dedicated details page, displaying real-time price charts, key project information, and trading options.
  • Users with updated Binance app versions (iOS > 2.97.2 or Android > 2.97.8 or above) can easily find popular tokens in the [Alpha] tab on the [Markets] page.
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Tapping on any of them will bring you to their details pages, where the price charts and basic info are provided accordingly.

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How can I trade Alpha Tokens on Binance Alpha 2.0?
  • You can select an Alpha Token from the [Markets] tab or search results.
  • Tapping the [Trade] button directs you to the trading page.
  • Enter the amount you wish to spend, and the system automatically calculates the amount of tokens you can receive.
  • Prices update every 15 seconds, ensuring fair and transparent transactions.
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  • Before completing a trade, you must review and accept the Disclaimer for ‘Alpha Trading.’
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  • Once confirmed, proceed to the checkout window to finalize the purchase. Tap [Confirm].
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  • Once the payment is submitted, the order status will be changed to “Processing.” Most transactions are executed quickly, but some may fail due to rapid market price changes.
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  • You can track your past and pending orders under the [Alpha History] section.
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  • You can also go to [Assets] - [Exchange] - [Alpha] to purchase Alpha Tokens, or sell your held Alpha Tokens.
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Can I use other assets to trade on Binance Alpha 2.0?

Currently, only USDT and USDC are supported. Support for additional assets will be added gradually.

Why did my order fail on Binance Alpha 2.0?

Orders on Binance Alpha 2.0 are executed through on-chain markets, where prices can fluctuate more rapidly than on the Binance Exchange.

Additionally, if the system detects that the minimum received amount has dropped below the amount displayed on the trading page before execution, the order will automatically fail.

In which countries is Binance Alpha 2.0 available?

Binance Alpha 2.0 is currently in BETA and is only available to users from a few selected countries.

Why am I not able to find Binance Alpha 2.0 on the Binance Exchange?

Binance Alpha 2.0 is currently in BETA and is only available to users from a few selected countries. To access it, eligible users must update their Binance app to version 2.97.2 or later. The Alpha tab will then appear in the Markets section.

Can I transfer my tokens purchased from Alpha 2.0 to my Spot or Funding Account?

Users are unable to proceed with token withdrawals or transfers to other wallets/platforms unless the corresponding token is listed on Binance Spot.

Why is the USD value of the tokens I received from my Binance Alpha trade lower than the amount of stablecoins I used?
  • Slippage: The price of the token may have changed between the time you placed the trade and when it was executed, leading to a lower received amount.
  • Liquidity Depth: If the token has low liquidity, large trades can impact the market price, causing price fluctuations.
  • Trading Fees: Some transactions may involve network or platform fees that slightly reduce the final amount received.
  • Blockchain Fees: Gas fees or transaction costs on the blockchain can also impact the final amount received.
  • Market Volatility: The price of tokens can fluctuate rapidly, especially for newly launched or low-cap assets.

It’s recommended to check the trade details and transaction history for a breakdown of the executed price, fees, and received amount.

Why are the network fees higher than expected?

Network fees may sometimes appear higher due to various factors affecting transaction execution on the blockchain:

1. Blockchain Congestion: When network activity is high, transaction fees increase as users compete for faster processing times.

2. Gas Price Fluctuations: Gas prices on blockchains like Ethereum and BNB Chain can change rapidly based on demand.

3. Complex Transactions: Certain trades, such as swapping low-liquidity tokens or interacting with multiple smart contracts, require more computational resources, leading to higher fees.

4. Slippage Protection Mechanisms: Some transactions may use additional gas to ensure execution under volatile conditions.

5. Multiple Interactions: If the trade involves multiple steps (e.g., token approvals, liquidity pool interactions), each step incurs additional fees.

6. DEX vs. CEX Differences: Unlike centralized exchanges, decentralized exchanges (DEXs) execute trades on-chain, which requires gas fees for every transaction.

To minimize costs, consider trading during periods of lower network activity or adjusting gas settings if your wallet allows it.

Binance Alpha and Binance Alpha 2.0

In this section, "Binance Alpha" refers to both Binance Alpha (on Binance Wallet) and Binance Alpha 2.0 (on Binance Exchange), unless explicitly stated otherwise.

How are tokens selected to be featured on Binance Alpha?

Tokens featured on Binance Alpha are selected through Binance’s industry expertise and advanced insights, spotlighting those that show strong community interest, increasing traction, and alignment with key trends shaping the crypto ecosystem.

Is Binance Alpha linked to Binance Exchange listings?

Some tokens highlighted on Binance Alpha may be considered for listings on the Binance Exchange in the future. This is not guaranteed. Binance Alpha is designed to increase transparency in the token consideration process by spotlighting early-stage projects with strong community interest and market potential.

Are the featured tokens endorsed by Binance?

Tokens featured on Binance Alpha are not endorsed by Binance. Binance Alpha aims to spotlight a variety of tokens to users, but does not provide official endorsements or guarantees regarding the success of any projects featured on Binance Alpha.

Can I suggest tokens for Binance Alpha?

Currently, we do not accept token suggestions from users. However, Binance Wallet continuously monitors the market and community feedback to ensure a diverse range of tokens is available.

What is the announcement cadence for Binance Alpha?

Tokens will be announced in batches and will be updated from time to time. Please follow Binance Wallet’s official social channels for the latest updates.

What is the difference between Binance Pre-market and Binance Alpha?

Binance Pre-Market, launched by Binance Spot and Binance Launchpool, provides users with an exclusive opportunity to trade Launchpool tokens before their official spot listing on Binance Exchange. This allows users to buy or sell these tokens ahead of the general public, giving them early access to trading opportunities. While tokens traded on Pre-Market are on a path toward listing on Binance Exchange, the process is subject to the completion of all necessary checks.

Binance Alpha, on the other hand, is a platform that spotlights early-stage projects with potential to be considered for listing on Binance Exchange, though listing is not guaranteed. Binance Alpha enhances transparency in the token consideration process by providing users with access to innovative projects demonstrating strong community interest, growing traction, and alignment with key trends shaping the Web3 ecosystem. Users can explore details about these projects and purchase the tokens directly through the Quick Buy feature, making it easier to connect with promising projects shaping the future of blockchain technology.

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