Regarding the Binance voting for new coins:
- For established mid to large cap old projects, when investors and project teams have unlocked or are close to unlocking, they will definitely want to distribute the coins to the community.
- For newly established mid-cap projects, usually there is no unlocking, making it easier to control the market. The narrative and attention are relatively new, and if the overall market is strong, there are more opportunities for price increases and operational space.
- For small cap old projects, as long as it is a small cap, if it can go live, it will definitely be an exceeding expectation event; you can react quickly once the results are out.
- Among small cap old and new projects with a history of malicious controlling, you can directly choose to ignore them; missing an opportunity is better than taking a risk, and it’s okay to avoid them.
Essentially, the announcement of which coin will be listed does not directly affect whether it rises or falls, because for most of these projects, whether or not they are listed will not meet expectations. Ultimately, the price is determined by the project's tokenomics.
You can arrange them according to factors like MC, FDV, unlocking status, and the old/new order of TGE to guide your actions.