#币安LaunchpoolSXT
Breaking | Binance Launchpool Reopens, Space and Time (SXT) Makes a Strong Debut, Will the Data Infrastructure Sector Welcome a New King?
The world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, has once again ignited attention. On May 6, 2025, at 08:00 (UTC+8), Space and Time (SXT) officially launched on Launchpool, supporting staking with BNB, FDUSD, and USDC for mining, with the event limited to 48 hours! On May 8 at 21:00, SXT will be listed on the spot market, opening five trading pairs and marked with a seed label, clearly indicating its early high-potential positioning.
Who is SXT? Why is it on Launchpool?
Space and Time is the first decentralized Web3 data warehouse, supporting on-chain and off-chain data integration, featuring a cryptographic verification SQL query (Proof of SQL) capability, providing trustworthy processing power for Web3 data. The project has received investments from Microsoft, Polygon, Avalanche, and others, showcasing strength and technology, and is regarded as a potential Web3 version of Snowflake.
Launchpool Details Breakdown: Who Makes the Most from Mining?
This round supports staking with BNB, FDUSD, and USDC, where FDUSD/USDC is suitable for conservative investors, while the BNB pool often offers the highest returns. The popularity of BNB staking is often seen as an indicator of project potential. Historical experience shows that the Launchpool phase is often a price low point, with subsequent listings easily triggering short-term FOMO.
What’s Different About This Launchpool?
This is Binance's first Launchpool project this year supporting decentralized data infrastructure, releasing two major signals:
1. The data track may become a main narrative, with AI, ZK, DePIN, and other fields increasingly relying on trustworthy data;
2. Binance's strategic shift, focusing on supporting underlying facility projects, moving away from short-term DeFi hype.
Conclusion: SXT May Be the Next Breakout
SXT is not just a mining activity, but may also mark the beginning of a revolution in Web3 data infrastructure. If you missed The Graph or Chainlink, this time it may be worth getting back on board.
