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In fact, projects that can be listed on Binance Alpha are not chosen at random, but are selected by the Binance team as "early potential projects".

According to the official rules and interpretations from Binance, there are several standards:

🔍 Core conditions for project selection in Alpha

1. High community attention

The project has notable heat in communities such as Twitter/X, Discord, and Telegram, with active discussions and a user base.

It has topicality and can generate widespread interest in the Web3 circle.

2. Good growth momentum

The token liquidity performs well in on-chain trading, with real buying and selling activity.

User growth and ecosystem development are rapid, showing signs of sustained development.

3. In line with market trends

The project aligns with popular current Web3 tracks, such as: AI + Crypto, RWA (Real World Assets), SocialFi, Meme, GameFi, etc.

It has a strong narrative and is easily accepted by the market.

4. Early stage

Typically, it is a newly issued token that has not yet been listed on mainstream CEX (Centralized Exchanges).

When appearing in Alpha, it often only has preliminary trading on-chain, and the liquidity pool is still relatively small.

5. Potential compliance and security

Although Alpha does not mean "immediately can be listed on Binance Exchange", the Binance team will conduct preliminary screening.

At the very least, it cannot be an obvious scam/high-risk Rug project, and there will be basic security checks.