#VoteToListOnBinance Binance empowers users with vote-driven token listings and delistings

Binance new model places token listing and delisting decisions in the hands of the community through BNB voter engagement.

Binance unveiled a new community-driven governance model for token listings and delistings, giving users a direct role in shaping the exchange’s offerings.

The initiative, announced on March 7, introduces “Vote to List” and “Vote to Delist” mechanisms, as well as expanded listing options to improve market access for emerging projects.

Under the new framework, Binance users who hold at least 0.01 BNB will be able to vote on projects they want to see listed. Tokens that receive the highest votes and pass due diligence will be added to Binance’s trading platform.

Similarly, users can vote to delist projects placed in Binance’s Monitoring Zone, which includes assets that lack development updates, have inactive communities, or pose risks to investors.

Binance stated:

“Vote to List and Vote to Delist returns power to the community. We firmly believe that close collaboration with users creates greater value for both investors and project teams.”

Expanded listing mechanisms

Binance also introduced several listing options, including direct spot listings, Launchpool farming incentives, Megadrop rewards, and early pre-market trading for select tokens.

These mechanisms are designed to provide greater accessibility to new projects while maintaining regulatory and quality standards.

Additionally, Binance will enhance its Alpha Observation Zone, a segment dedicated to emerging tokens that launch exclusively through Binance Wallet’s Token Generation Event (TGE). The exchange will continuously monitor Alpha Zone projects to assess their long-term viability.

To increase transparency, Binance confirmed it does not charge listing fees and will disclose when projects allocate dedicated budgets for their listing. Tokens from such budgets will be distributed to users via airdrops.