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2025-04-25 21:23
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Fellow Binancians,

As the cryptocurrency market continues to evolve, Binance remains deeply committed to maintaining a responsible listing framework that prioritizes user protection, regulatory and compliance considerations and long-term project quality.

Binance is detailing its various listing products and methods, and the corresponding evaluation requirements to help projects familiarize themselves. Projects interested in listing on Binance can also learn more about how they can apply towards the end of this notice.

Overview of Binance Listing Products:
Binance Alpha: Binance Alpha serves as a pre-listing token selection pool focused on discovering promising early-stage crypto projects in the Web3 ecosystem and offers a potential pathway for these projects to be listed on the main Binance Exchange. Binance Alpha can be accessed from both Binance Wallet and Binance Exchange. This seamless integration allows users to trade selected early-stage tokens on-chain without needing Web3 wallets or external transfers.

Binance Futures: Binance Futures is the largest crypto futures platform by trading volume. Users can use futures and other derivatives for liquidity, express their view on the market, as well as hedge their portfolios and protect against unexpected market movements. Derivatives allow users to take on long and short positions without holding the underlying tokens.

Binance Spot: Binance Spot is the largest crypto spot platform by trading volume, allowing users to directly buy, sell, and hold high-quality crypto assets, thus facilitating asset ownership and long-term holding. In addition to direct spot listing, Binance offers multiple opportunities for projects to increase exposure and user engagement, such as HODLer Airdrops, Launchpool, and Megadrop. These initiatives provide projects with valuable opportunities to engage with Binance’s large user base and gain early traction, while users can access these tokens before their official listing on Binance Spot.

Launchpool: Binance Launchpool allows users to earn new project tokens for free by locking BNB (either through Binance Simple Earn or decentralized BNB assets stored in Binance Wallet) and other supported tokens.

Megadrop: Binance Megadrop integrates Binance Simple Earn with Binance Wallet, allowing users to gain early access to carefully selected Web3 projects. Users can lock BNB or complete Web3 quests (such as interactions or transactions) to earn points, which determine their proportional token rewards.

HODLer Airdrops: The Binance HODLer Airdrops distributes token rewards based on historical snapshots of users’ BNB holdings in Binance Earn and/or On-Chain Yields products taken at random periods. By subscribing BNB to Fixed and/or Flexible Earn, and/or On-Chain Yields products, users automatically qualify for HODLer Airdrops rewards.

Listing Methods & Requirements:
Binance supports various listing methods, each with specific requirements for project teams:

1. Binance Alpha Featuring
Alpha featuring is currently categorized into two types: circulating projects and non-circulating projects.

Non-Circulating Projects

New projects at the Token Generation Event (TGE) stage can apply for an Exclusive TGE or Alpha Initial Airdrop. These projects will benefit from Binance ecosystem’s extensive traffic, gaining more exposure and user support.

The evaluation focuses on:

Project Fundamentals and Performance Metrics:

Consumer products, infrastructure projects and other non-meme projects:

User Adoption: Established user base or verified adoption metrics

Business Model: Viable business model with clear growth pathways and profitability prospects

Sector Relevance: Relevance to trending crypto themes and emerging narratives

For Memecoins: Strong community foundation and cultural resonance

Tokenomics:

Token Distribution: Unique number of holders, concentration of holdings among insiders, market makers, or developers

Vesting Schedule: Vesting schedules and unlock events

Technical Risk Assessment:

Token and relevant contracts for potential risks

Code quality, innovation potential, system complexity, centralization risks, external audit history, dependency management, and prior security incidents

Team Background and Compliance Review:

Background check of the key team and key relevant stakeholders

Compliance-related risks assessment, such as sanctions and other financial risks.

Circulating Projects

Projects that have already issued tokens and are circulating in the market can apply for Direct Featuring on Alpha. Currently, the platform supports four blockchains: BNB Chain, Solana, Base, and Ethereum. We plan to expand support to more chains based on community development across various public blockchains.

For these projects, we place emphasis on secondary market performance and token distribution, while also still evaluating project fundamentals and performance metrics, tokenomics, technical risk assessment and team background as per the criteria above for TGE projects.

Specific requirements for secondary market performance include:

Trading volume, liquidity depth, and historical price volatility

Fully diluted valuation (FDV) and market capitalization (MCap)

2. Futures Listing
Futures listings reviews are currently categorized into two types:

Projects Already Featured on Alpha:

Since these projects have already met fundamental requirements, such as tokenomics, team quality, and token unlock schedules during their Alpha featuring evaluation process, during the Futures listing review the focus will be placed primarily on the secondary market performance, provided there are no significant negative changes in the project’s fundamentals, token unlock schedules, team status, and other key indicators. Key requirements include:

High trading volume on Alpha, reflecting strong community and Binance users’ recognition;

Stable price performance during the Alpha trading period, with no significant crashes or pump-and-dump behavior;

Regulatory and compliance considerations;

Continued compliance with sound token distribution and unlock schedules.

Projects Not Yet Featured or Unable to Get Featured on Alpha (e.g., new Layer-1 blockchains):

These projects must meet the comprehensive fundamental requirements similar to those for Alpha Featuring, including:

Project Fundamentals and Performance Metrics

Tokenomics

Technical Risk Assessment

Team Background and Regulatory and Compliance Review

3. Spot Listing
Spot listings reviews are currently categorized into two types: projects already listed on Futures and/or featured on Alpha and circulating, and new TGE projects.

Projects Already listed on Futures and/or featured on Alpha and Circulating:

These projects have met fundamental requirements during their Alpha/Futures listing evaluation process. During the spot listing review, the focus will be placed primarily on the secondary market performance, provided that there are no significant negative changes in the project’s fundamentals, token unlock schedules, team status, and other key indicators. Key considerations include:

High and sustained trading volume on Alpha and Futures platforms;

Stable token price during Alpha and Futures trading periods, with no significant price crashes or pump-and-dump activities;

Regulatory and compliance considerations;

Continued adherence to reasonable token distribution and unlock schedules.

New TGE Projects:

Teams can consider first participating in Binance’s other listing methods, such as Launchpool, Megadrop, and HODLer Airdrops for a higher probability of securing a listing on Binance. Direct spot listing may also be considered based on the following criteria, which align with Alpha listing requirements:

Project Fundamentals and Performance Metrics

Tokenomics

Technical Risk Assessment

Team Background and Compliance Review
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NFT lending is exactly what it sounds like, lending your NFTs to someone else in exchange for a free or a share of the profit.
What is NFT Lending?
- NFT lending is a form of asset lending that uses NFT as collateral, similar to how traditional lending works with real-world assets like cars, homes, or other physical valuables.
- NFT holders use their non-fungible digital assets as collateral to secure a loan in crypto or fiat, which is then paid back with interest over a specified period.
- In turn, people who lend crypto and cash to borrow NFTs typically do so to invest in the token. The value of the NFT being loaned is tracked throughout the loan term. Since the lender is entitled to a share of the appreciation or a percentage of any future sales of the NFT, loaning it is a form of investment – except the lender does not need to own the asset they invest in.

How NFT lending works?
- DeFi platforms enable peer-to-peer NFT lending or peer-to-protocol lending.
- NFT owners lock up their assets in smart contracts as collateral for loans.
- To access peer-to-peer NFT lending, owners use an NFT marketplace or NFT lending platform where they can list NFTs as collateral and receive loan offers from lenders.
- The platform may provide valuation tools or market data to help determine the NFT’s fair value.
-  The NFT owner can choose an offer they like, accept it and receive the loan, typically in a stablecoin, in their wallet.
- The platform will put the NFT into an escrow smart contract for the duration of the loan period.
- If the borrower pays the loan plus the interest before the expiration of the loan period, the NFT is returned.
- The marketplace will typically charge a fee based on the principal amount of the loan.
-  If the borrower defaults on the loan, then the lender receives the NFT, which is usually worth more than the loan value. Also, the lender may either liquidate the NFT to recoup their losses or keep the NFT.
- Peer-to-protocol lending works a little differently. The NFT owner borrows directly from the lending protocol, depositing the NFT as collateral, which is then locked up in the protocol’s smart contracts.
- NFT lending platforms use liquidity providers that add cryptocurrencies to the lending protocol pool so that crypto funds are available to borrowers.

Benefits of NFT Lending?
1. Access to Liquidity
You can access funds without having to sell your NFTs, allowing you to utilize the capital tied up in your digital assets.
2. Flexible Terms
Borrowers and lenders can negotiate terms that best fit their needs, including loan amounts, interest rates, and repayment schedules.
3. Retention of Assets
You can retain ownership of your NFTs, allowing you to benefit from potential future value increases.
4. Earning Opportunities: For lenders, providing loans can generate passive income through interest payments.
5.Access to Capital
It offers a fresh way to get loans, particularly to people who would not otherwise have access to traditional banking services.
Risks of NFT Lending?
1. Market Volatility
The value of NFTs and cryptocurrencies can fluctuate dramatically, affecting both lenders and borrowers.
2. Liquidation Risk
If the value of the collateral NFT drops significantly, borrowers may face liquidation.
3. Escrow Smart Contract Vulnerabilities
Bugs or exploits in the lending platform’s smart contracts could lead to loss of funds.
4. Regulatory Uncertainty
The legal status of NFTs and NFT lending is still evolving in many jurisdictions.
5. Illiquidity of NFTs
Some NFTs may be difficult to sell quickly, potentially leaving lenders with hard-to-liquidate assets in case of default.
6. Valuation Challenges
Accurately valuing unique NFTs can be difficult, leading to potential mispricing of loans.
7. Counterparty Risk
In peer-to-peer models, there’s a risk that the other party may not fulfill their obligations.
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Candlesticks are very important for any trader navigating through different asset classes and paying attention to the psychology behind them is even more important if you want to be able to succeed in the financial market.

A bearish candlestick shows the total buying and selling efforts of traders over a given timeframe which culminates in sellers pushing price to close below the opening price. This is why this candlestick is seen as bearish and it usually has a red colour on many charting tools as it signals the victory of sellers over buyers.

Now let's use a fight analogy regarding a bullish candlestick to also explain how this victory comes about so that things will be intuitively clearer.
Imagine that sellers and the buyers are in a fight. When the fight starts with the opening price, the buyers push the price up to new highs and highs till the highest price, this highest price reached is the high of the candle. This happens as buyers keep buying the asset and this is what forms the higher wick or shadow as seen on a bearish candlestick, but sellers resist the buying by dumping their bags forcing the price of the asset to fall and below the opening price. The selling momentum continues driving prices lower and lower.This is what forms the body of the candlestick; the continued selling pressure.This continues till the lowest price point is discovered which is the low of the candlestick, but buyers once more resist by acquiring more of the asset again to drive price up again and this action leads to the formation of the lower wick or shadow on any bearish candlestick.However, sellers push against this forcing the price to close below the opening price signaling victory for the sellers.

It is nice pointing out here that a bearish or red candlestick can signal a potential market exhaustion and weak selling momentum. For example, if a red candlestick has a longer lower shadow and occurs at a key zone like a support level or demand zone, it could be a potential signal for a trend reversal to the upside. This is why a hammer candlestick appearing at this kind of level is interpreted as signifying a potential trend change. Even a Doji at this level could signal indecision in the market and basically long wick candlesticks with longer wicks to the downside are signs of market exhaustion
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Institutional FOMO – BlackRock’s ETF is just the start; pension funds could allocate 1-5%.

Supply Shock – Post-2024 halving, miners sell 450 BTC/day (down from 900).

Global Currency Crisis – BRICS dedollarization could push nations to adopt BTC as reserve.

Layer 2 Adoption – Bitcoin DeFi (Stacks, Rootstock) unlocks utility beyond HODLing.

Nostr & Ordinals – Bitcoin as a cultural/tech stack (not just money).

Skeptic’s View: Could CBDCs and regulation cap Bitcoin’s growth?
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Overvaluation – Most AI tokens (TAO, RNDR) trade on hype, not revenue.

Centralization Risks – True AI requires cloud GPUs (AWS, Google), undermining decentralization.

Regulatory Targets – SEC may classify AI tokens as securities (e.g., Fetch.ai).

Tech Delays – ZK-proofs for AI verification are years away from scalability.

Profitless Protocols – 90% of AI crypto projects lack sustainable tokenomics.

Devil’s Advocate: What if Bittensor or Akash Network become the "AWS of AI"?
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The decentralized finance (DeFi) sector is poised to eclipse Bitcoin’s price performance in 2025 due to **structural advantages, yield generation, and institutional adoption trends**. Below are **five fact-based reasons**, supported by on-chain data, institutional reports, and macroeconomic analysis.
1. Higher Beta Effect: DeFi Tokens Outpace BTC in Bull Markets
Data:In 2021’s bull run, DeFi blue chips (UNI, AAVE, MKR) surged 50–100x,while BTC gained ~6x.
2023–2024 Recovery:DeFi tokens rebounded 3–5x faster** than BTC post-FTX collapse (CoinGecko).
Why 2025 Will Repeat This:
Bitcoin’s ETF-driven liquidity benefits altcoins as capital rotates into higher-risk assets.
- DeFi’s smaller market cap (~$80B vs. BTC’s $1.2T) allows for exponential moves.
2. Real Yield: DeFi Generates Cash Flow, Bitcoin Doesn’t
Data:
- Top DeFi protocols (GMX, Aave, Lido) generate $200M+ annual revenue (Token Terminal).
- ETH staking yields 3–5%, while DeFi strategies (LPing, lending) offer **10–30% APY.

Why It Matters in 2025:
- Institutional capital (BlackRock, Fidelity) seeks yield-bearing assets in a low-rate environment.
- **Tokenized RWAs(Ondo, Maple Finance) could funnel $1T+ into DeFi yield products.

3. Ethereum’s Dominance: DeFi’s Infrastructure Leap**
Data:
- Ethereum L2s (Arbitrum, Base) now process 60% of all DeFi volume (L2Beat).
- Post-Dencun upgrade, L2 fees dropped 90%,boosting DeFi adoption.
2025 Catalyst:
Ethereum ETF approval* (expected 2025) will drive capital into **ETH and DeFi tokens**.
- Institutional DeFi (e.g., BlackRock’s BUIDL fund) merges TradFi liquidity with on-chain yield.
4. Bitcoin’s Halving Cycle: Diminishing Returns
Data: Post-2016 halving: BTC gained **3,000%** in 18 months.
Post-2020 halving: BTC gained **700%** in 18 months.
2025 Projection: Diminishing ROI: Each halving’s price impact weakens due to market maturity.
DeFi’s Innovation Edge: New primitives (intent-based trading, FHE privacy) attract speculative capital.
5. Regulatory Tailwinds: DeFi’s Compliance Breakthrough
Data:MiCA (EU)exempts fully decentralized DeFi from strict regulations until 2025.
US Stablecoin Bill (likely 2025) will legitimize DeFi’s liquidity layer.
Why 2025 Is the Tipping Point:
Regulated DeFi rails(e.g., Chainlink’s CCIP) enable institutional participation.
CBDC integrations could force TradFi to use DeFi settlement (e.g., JPMorgan’s Onyx).
Key Risks That Could Invalidate This Thesis
❌ Bitcoin ETF inflows exceed expectations, sucking liquidity from alts.
❌ DeFi exploits(e.g., bridge hacks) trigger another "DeFi winter."
❌ Regulatory crackdownstarget stablecoins or DAOs.
Conclusion: How to Position for 2025**
Allocate to DeFi blue chips(UNI, AAVE, MKR) and high-yield protocols (GMX, RDNT).
Monitor Ethereum ETF news—it’s the #1 catalyst for DeFi’s breakout.
Use Bitcoin as a hedge, but expect DeFi to deliver 2–5x higher returns.

**STAY TUNED FOR MORE!
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Speed & Cost – 50K TPS vs. Ethereum’s ~30 (post-Danksharding), with sub-penny fees.
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Retail Onboarding – Meme coins and NFT pumps attract speculative capital.

VC Backing – a16z, Jump Crypto, and Solana Labs’ aggressive ecosystem funding.

Ethereum’s Fragmentation Problem – Solana’s monolithic chain vs. Ethereum’s L2 tribalism.

Firedancer Upgrade – Expected 10x performance boost in 2024.

Counterpoint: Ethereum’s security and decentralization are still unmatched.
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DeFi & Smart Contract Dominance – Ethereum’s utility as the backbone of Web3 vs. Bitcoin’s "digital gold" narrative.

Ethereum’s Deflationary Supply – Post-Merge ETH issuance is negative; Bitcoin halvings slow inflation but don’t reverse it.

Institutional Adoption – ETH ETFs, staking yield, and enterprise use cases (e.g., Visa settling USDC on Ethereum).

Layer 2 Scaling – Ethereum’s rollups (Arbitrum, Base) process 100K+ TPS; Bitcoin L2s (Lightning) struggle with liquidity.

Developer Momentum – Ethereum has 4x more devs than Bitcoin (Electric Capital report).
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