When Usual Coin (USUAL) is officially listed on larger exchanges for open trading (after pre-market and Launchpool periods, as was the case with Binance), some impacts are expected:
1. Increased Liquidity: Listing on trusted exchanges increases the ease of buying and selling the token, attracting more investors and enabling greater trading volume.
2. Initial Volatility: After listing, it is common for the token price to experience sharp fluctuations due to speculation and high initial demand. Some investors may take profits, while new buyers enter the market.
3. Expanded User Base: Being listed on larger platforms such as Binance or Coinbase increases the visibility of the project, attracting both institutional investors and retail users.
4. Potential Appreciation: If the project is well received and demand grows, the token price may increase substantially. This, however, depends on actual adoption and the execution of the project's objectives. 5. Ecosystem Impact: For projects like Usual that rely on governance and stablecoin usage, more adoption means more stability and functionality for their products (like USD0).
In addition, the official listing can be accompanied by promotional initiatives, such as staking rewards or fee discounts, which increases initial user engagement  .
