TL;DR
- Binance will allow users to vote to list or delist tokens, requiring a minimum of 0.01 BNB to participate in the process.
- Options such as Launchpool, Megadrop, and airdrops will be maintained and expanded to improve access to new projects.
- Price limits in the pre-listing market will be removed, and the Alpha Observation Zone will be strengthened to monitor emerging tokens.
Binance has announced a new community co-governance mechanism that will enable users to directly influence the token listing and delisting processes on the platform.
With this change, the community will be able to vote for projects they want to see listed and also request the removal of those that fail to meet certain criteria. To participate, users must hold at least 0.01 BNB in their main account.
Binance Enhances Many of Its Tools
Additionally, Binance has introduced adjustments to its listing system to improve accessibility and expand investment opportunities. Options such as Launchpool, which allows users to earn tokens from new projects by locking assets, and Megadrop, a combination of Simple Earn with the exchange’s wallet that provides early access to Web3 projects before their official listing, will remain available. Airdrops will also continue for users holding BNB in specific products, along with the direct listing option for high-potential projects.
Alpha Observation Zone
Another significant change is the removal of price limits in the pre-listing market. This will allow users to trade certain tokens before they are added to Binance Spot without price restrictions. At the same time, the exchange has strengthened its Alpha Observation Zone, which monitors emerging tokens with high volatility. Projects that conduct their TGE on the platform’s wallet will gain direct access to this category, although Binance will also consider other criteria to evaluate their potential.
These adjustments aim to improve listing transparency and align the process with the interests of the community, investors, and projects. Binance is committed to increasing user participation in token selection while expanding opportunities to discover and support early-stage projects.
