🔍 Why Not All Coins Should Be Listed on Binance
Recently, my friends and I have been discussing which cryptocurrencies it makes sense to add to Binance and which do not. But it is important to understand one thing: Binance is not the entire crypto industry, and not every project should appear there.
🌐 1. The Cryptocurrency Market is Open and Global
The crypto market is not a closed system. CEX (centralized exchanges) and DEX (decentralized exchanges) operate in parallel. Liquidity, trading volumes, demand, and supply circulate among all platforms. If a certain coin is not listed on Binance, it does not mean it has no life. It may be traded on other exchanges and still attract capital.
🧠 2. Listing ≠ Value
Binance is not obligated to add all popular or hyped coins. Often, projects that are chosen have:
• stable liquidity,
• real use cases,
• transparent tokenomics,
• an active community.
The hype around meme coins, local “dogs” in chains, or projects with artificially inflated capitalization does not always mean that this is a long-term viable asset.$BTC
