As Binance's voting for new listings enters the 72-hour countdown, Bananas31, Siren, Broccoli (714), and Mubarak stand strong, but this seemingly clear situation is in fact fraught with undercurrents.

Current frontrunner Bananas31 wields the spear of Meme culture, Siren holds the shield of AI trading agent technology, Broccoli (714) lays out the chessboard of cross-chain ecology, and Mubarak delves deep into community governance chains. On the surface, it's a battle of popularity and concepts, but in reality, exchanges pay more attention to technical compatibility and ecological contribution. Historical data shows that in 2022, a project ranked 5th was exceptionally accepted by Binance due to its unique cross-chain protocol, proving that 'technical hard power' is the real decisive factor.

In the final sprint phase, the dealer may unleash a combination of 'locking up assets to raise prices + voting robots.' Small investors may want to pay attention to projects with unusual voting ratios. It is worth noting that Siren's AI model has been deeply integrated into the Binance DEX testnet, and Broccoli (714) has completed the BSC stress test for its cross-chain bridge; such technological pioneers are often more favored.

It is suggested that holders wait patiently for the flowers to bloom, while those who have not yet entered the market may consider small bets on potential dark horses—after all, in the crypto world, this voting finale may rewrite the rules of the 'popularity determines theory'.