Binance's New Regulations: Strategic Intent Behind Pre-TGE + Booster

Finally, Binance alpha points have reached an unprecedented 250+, with a large number of real users fleeing. Those who managed to hold on thought it would be easier, but those who stayed behind saw the desperate truth. Although Binance has tried its best, the physical body still cannot compete with technology; the secondary claim for airdrops is simply not something that can be snatched up by people...

Finally, we have waited for Binance to launch a new mechanism, optimizing the previous TGE rules and adding a new Booster incentive section. The reconstruction experiment of the Web3 growth model has taken shape, giving retail investors more operational opportunities. If it can run normally, the future “cold start” of projects may no longer depend on airdrops, preheating, and speculation, but directly connect to the Binance ecosystem to complete the startup closed loop.

1️⃣ Pre-TGE

Compared to the previous TGE, the new mechanism has slightly adjusted: winning tokens cannot be traded immediately and must wait for the project party to open trading. Other rules such as the 3 BNB cap, 5 million valuation, and participation threshold remain consistent with previous rounds.

It is clear that Binance is testing and guiding long-term value users to participate, reducing the arbitrage behavior of “buying and immediately selling,” fully releasing the expectations of the secondary market, and also alleviating some of the concentrated selling pressure.

2️⃣ Booster Mechanism

Booster is the core of this round of reform. Its significance goes far beyond “completing tasks for airdrop rewards” and fundamentally redefines the value distribution logic of the Web3 task incentive platform: the project releases 0.5% of tokens weekly, totaling 6%, distributed over 12 weeks (far exceeding the 0.5% total allocation of platforms like Cookiedotfun), with monthly incentive amounts expected to be between $200,000 and $400,000, making it a high configuration among current platforms.

Although it does not explicitly state what tasks will be done, it can be inferred that they are closely related to the Binance ecosystem, and all tasks can be linked with other functional products of Binance.

We are witnessing a historical moment as Binance transitions from a “trading platform” to a “Web3 growth platform.” Although it has not officially announced “entering the platform space,” it has already employed this set of “combined punches” to seize all core growth touchpoints of early projects. It is expected that the frequency of brainless alpha airdrops will greatly decrease in the future, and profits will be much smaller. Perhaps new opportunities will also emerge; let us look forward to it.