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Binance’s 2025 Listings: A Series of Flops While Ignoring Real Potential?
It’s becoming increasingly clear that Binance might be asleep at the wheel when it comes to its listing strategy. The recent performance of its 2025 listings, as shown in the image above, paints a bleak picture. Coins like ZEREBRO, SWARMS, and ALCH have plummeted by over 90%, with many others following closely behind. In fact, none of the 18 listed tokens have managed to retain significant value, all suffering massive double-digit losses in just days or weeks after listing.
This raises a serious question: How does Binance decide which projects deserve a listing? The market seems to be rejecting these tokens outright, while Binance continues to overlook projects with real potential — like Pi Network.
The hypocrisy here is hard to ignore. The Pi Network has built a massive community with millions of active users worldwide, focusing on decentralized accessibility and real-world utility. It’s not just another speculative project but a grassroots movement aimed at redefining blockchain adoption. Yet, Binance seems uninterested in listing Pi, despite the clear demand and strong fundamentals.
So, why continue pushing projects that collapse within weeks while ignoring a project with long-term promise? It’s time for Binance to wake up, reassess its priorities, and start listening to the community. If the platform truly wants to maintain its leadership in the crypto space, it cannot afford to ignore projects like Pi while promoting tokens that are little more than quick cash grabs.
It’s becoming increasingly clear that Binance might be asleep at the wheel when it comes to its listing strategy. The recent performance of its 2025 listings, as shown in the image above, paints a bleak picture. Coins like ZEREBRO, SWARMS, and ALCH have plummeted by over 90%, with many others following closely behind. In fact, none of the 18 listed tokens have managed to retain significant value, all suffering massive double-digit losses in just days or weeks after listing.
This raises a serious question: How does Binance decide which projects deserve a listing? The market seems to be rejecting these tokens outright, while Binance continues to overlook projects with real potential — like Pi Network.
The hypocrisy here is hard to ignore. The Pi Network has built a massive community with millions of active users worldwide, focusing on decentralized accessibility and real-world utility. It’s not just another speculative project but a grassroots movement aimed at redefining blockchain adoption. Yet, Binance seems uninterested in listing Pi, despite the clear demand and strong fundamentals.
So, why continue pushing projects that collapse within weeks while ignoring a project with long-term promise? It’s time for Binance to wake up, reassess its priorities, and start listening to the community. If the platform truly wants to maintain its leadership in the crypto space, it cannot afford to ignore projects like Pi while promoting tokens that are little more than quick cash grabs.
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