Analysis of the operation rules of Binance coin listing group

Author: Riyue Xiaochu Source: X, @riyuexiaochu

In recent years, as one of the world's largest cryptocurrency trading platforms, Binance's coin listing strategy has attracted much attention from the market. By analyzing Binance's recent coin listing behavior, it can be found that there are certain rules when it chooses new projects to go online. The following is a discussion of these rules:

1. Concentrated launch of projects in the same sector

Binance seems to prefer to launch multiple projects in the same sector in a short period of time. For example, the recent Ton ecosystem projects have successively launched NOT, BANANA, TON, and DOGS; around April, chain interoperability projects such as AXL, W, and OMNI were launched in a concentrated manner; in February, RONIN, PIXEL, MAVIA (contract) and PORTAL in the GameFi sector were launched one after another. In addition, modular projects such as TAI, ALT, and DYM were launched around January. In March, BOME and WIF of the MEME sector were launched.

The possible reason behind this phenomenon is that Binance hopes to quickly form market hotspots and drive trading activity by supporting multiple projects in a certain sector in a short period of time. This provides some inspiration for us: when a new sector launches its first project, other excellent projects in the same sector are likely to be launched by Binance one after another.

2. New bull market sectors are listed first

New projects launched on Binance are usually concentrated in the emerging sectors in this round of bull market. For example, TON ecosystem, Layer2, AI, Bitcoin ecosystem, ETH Restaking, chain interoperability, SOL ecosystem, modularization, etc. These sectors represent the current market hot spots and future growth directions.

It is worth noting that although some sectors have already appeared in the last round of bull market, they have been given new expectations by the market in this cycle, such as GameFi and MEME sectors. Therefore, if you want to get the opportunity to be listed on Binance, the best strategy is to pay attention to these emerging narratives and hot sectors.

3. The rhythm of listing is synchronized with the market trend

The rhythm of Binance listing is often closely related to the current market trend. For example, when GameFi was popular at the beginning of the year, Binance intensively launched multiple projects in the GameFi sector; when the MEME project on the SOL chain was popular in March, BOME and WIF were launched one after another; and recently, as everyone's discussion on Ton has increased, Binance has also launched multiple Ton ecological projects.

This rule shows that when a sector becomes a market hotspot, projects in that sector are more likely to get the opportunity to be listed on Binance.

Conclusion

By analyzing the preferences of Binance's coin listing group, we can see that they tend to support hot sectors and emerging narratives, and launch multiple projects in the same sector in a short period of time. This pattern provides a valuable reference for market participants. Understanding these patterns will help to better predict and grasp the projects that may be listed on Binance in the future, and provide strong support for investment decisions. Of course, more analysis and strategies need to be combined with market dynamics and other factors for in-depth research.