#VoteToListOnBinance
Binance has recently introduced a Community Co-Governance Mechanism to involve users in decisions regarding token listings. This initiative allows Binance users to participate in voting processes that influence which tokens are added or removed from the platform.
Recent Community Votes:
Pi Network (PI): In February 2025, Binance conducted a community vote to determine whether Pi Network's native token, PI, should be listed. The voting period, which ran from February 17 to February 27, saw significant participation, with approximately 86% of eligible votes in favor of listing PI. Despite the strong support, Binance clarified that the voting results serve as a reference and do not guarantee an immediate listing, as the final decision depends on Binance's internal review process.
Meme Coins: On March 19, 2025, Binance initiated a community vote to select two out of nine meme coins for listing. Notable candidates include Mubarak and two Broccoli-themed tokens. This vote is part of Binance's effort to engage the community in listing decisions, especially for tokens with substantial community interest.
How to Participate:
To engage in these community votes, Binance users typically need to meet certain eligibility criteria, such as holding a minimum amount of Binance Coin (BNB) or other specified tokens. Detailed instructions and eligibility requirements are provided during each voting event on Binance's official platforms.
Implications:
While community votes play a significant role in highlighting user interest, the final decision to list or delist a token rests with Binance, following comprehensive internal reviews to ensure compliance, security, and overall suitability for the platform.
For the most current information on ongoing and upcoming community votes, users are encouraged to monitor Binance's official announcements and platforms.