While the Unich ($UN) token is a crypto project that has been discussed on Binance Square (Binance's content platform), and there's information about its airdrop and upcoming listing, it's important to clarify that "listed in Binance wallet" doesn't necessarily mean it's officially listed for trading on the main Binance exchange.
Binance Square is a platform for crypto news and community, and the mentions of Unich there indicate it's a known project. However, being listed in a Binance wallet typically refers to the Binance Web3 Wallet, where you can manage various cryptocurrencies.
If Unich ($UN) is not yet listed for direct trading on the Binance exchange (spot, futures, etc.), you might still be able to manage it in your Binance Web3 Wallet if:
* It's on a supported network: The Binance Web3 Wallet supports various blockchain networks. If $UN is on a network like Ethereum (ERC-20) or Binance Smart Chain (BEP-20), you might be able to add it.
* You have the contract address: For custom tokens not automatically displayed, you can usually add them manually by providing the token's contract address, symbol, and decimals. This information is typically found on the token's official website or a blockchain explorer (like Etherscan or BscScan).
To check if $UN is directly tradable on Binance or to add it to your Binance Web3 Wallet:
* Check Binance's official listings: Go to the official Binance exchange website or app and search for "$UN" or "Unich" in the spot trading pairs. If it's officially listed for trading, you'll find it there.
* For Binance Web3 Wallet:
* Open your Binance app and navigate to the "Wallet" section.
* Look for the "Web3" tab.
* Within the Web3 Wallet, there should be an option to "Manage Tokens" or "Add Custom Token."
* You'll then need to select the correct network and paste the contract address for Unich ($UN).
Please be extremely careful to only use the official contract address for Unich ($UN) to avoid scams. Always verify the information from official sources of the Unich project.