According to Binance's latest listing information and requirements, Binance Alpha will become a pre-listing pool, reshaping the listing logic of Binance, rather than running parallel to Launchpool, Megadrop, and HODLer.

In simple terms, it is like a 'beginner's village' that provides a debut opportunity for nascent and promising Web3 projects.

If a project performs well in Alpha, it can further enter Binance's contract or spot trading platform.

Alpha will become the main line, running through the entire listing process, with all listing method requirements based on Alpha's standards.

The benefits of this approach are obvious: Alpha's current liquidity cannot meet the harvesting needs of project parties, prompting them to continue striving to meet the standards for listing contracts and spot trading.

Therefore, mining in Alpha may be relatively simple, but when Alpha was first launched, these factors may not have been fully considered; older coins are advised to watch cautiously!

➤ Listing methods and requirements for Alpha:

Projects on the Alpha platform are divided into 'non-circulating projects' and 'circulating projects', with slightly different listing methods and requirements for each.

1. Non-circulating projects:

Definition: Projects that have not yet circulated officially and are about to undergo a token generation event (TGE).

Listing method: Launching through exclusive TGE or Alpha's initial airdrop, leveraging Binance to attract user attention.

Requirements:

1) Project fundamentals: Ordinary projects should have a user base, a clear business model, and industry value; Memecoins need to have a strong community and cultural influence.

2) Token economics: Token distribution should be reasonable, with team holdings not overly concentrated, and the unlocking plan transparent.

3) Technical risks: Code security, contracts without vulnerabilities, must have audit support, and avoid centralization issues.

4) Team and compliance: The team's background should be reliable, with no compliance or financial risks.

2. Circulating projects:

Definition: Mature projects that are already traded in the market.

Listing method: Apply through Alpha's Direct Featured function.

Supported chains: Currently includes BNB Chain, Solana, Base, and Ethereum, with plans to expand further in the future.

Requirements: Similar to non-circulating projects.

Market performance: Stable trading volume, sufficient liquidity, reasonable price fluctuations, with reference to valuation and market cap data.

➤ From Alpha to listing on the contract platform:

0) Projects not listed on Alpha can also apply but must go through an evaluation similar to Alpha's.

1) Must be listed on Alpha and perform excellently.

2) Market performance: High trading volume, stable prices, no obvious manipulation (no significant crashes or price inflation).

3) Fundamentals: Project operations should be stable, with no significant negative changes.

4) Compliance: Must meet regulatory requirements, and the token plan should be reasonable.

➤ From Alpha to listing on the spot platform:

0) New TGE projects can first try Launchpool, Megadrop, HODLer, direct applications for spot trading must meet Alpha standards.

1) Must be listed on Alpha and have token circulation.

2) Market performance: Continued active trading, no manipulation (no significant price drops or inflation).

3) Compliance: Must meet regulatory standards.

4) Fundamentals: No significant issues.