Listing on Binance – what should you know
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As of April 2024, Binance is the largest crypto exchange in the world. With billions in daily trading volume and over 185 mln registered users in over 180 countries – is the number one digital asset trading platform worldwide according to Coingecko. It was founded in 2017.
Binance has managed to establish a huge international community. Today the exchange has 40 multilingual Telegram groups that are aimed at providing users from different regions with the most recent updates.
The Binance team includes over 2000 employees based in more than 20 locations all over the world.
Why list on Binance
For token projects searching for a new coin listing on the platform, Binance has several options. You can apply for a direct listing on the Binance exchange, for listing on Launchpad or Launchpool. Launchpad is intended only for new projects that haven’t issued their tokens yet. As for Launchpool and direct Binance listing, these options are available to both young projects and those that already have their coins in circulation.
Though there are no precise requirements for tokens that will be approved for listing, Binance conducts a serious analysis of each project in order to make sure that only the most high-quality tokens will be presented on the exchange and its apps.
At the moment, Binance offers 380 coins and 1,226 pairs for trading.
Binances score metrics
When choosing a venue for listing, it is important to check its reputation and general rank in comparison to other exchanges. A good choice is to check how CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap and Nomics rate the exchange.
CoinGecko uses Trust Score, a rating algorithm evaluating the legitimacy of an exchange’s trading volume. Trust Score is calculated on a range of metrics such as liquidity, the scale of operations, cybersecurity score, and more. Binance’s Trust Score is 10. Only 8 out of more than 500 cryptocurrency platforms have a Trust Score of 10. Currently, the 3 largest cryptocurrency exchanges are Binance, Bybit, and Coinbase Exchange.
CoinMarketCap’s Exchange Score is based on the following factors:
- Web Traffic
- Average Liquidity & Volume
- the Confidence that the volume reported by an exchange is legitimate. Weights are assigned to the above-mentioned factors and a score from 0.0 to 10.0 is given to the Spot Exchange.
Binance’s Exchange Score is 9.9.
Nomics’ metric is called Impact Score – and represents an exchange’s influence on the price of cryptocurrencies it trades. The score is a combination of web traffic, volume, and other factors.
Binance’s Impact Score is a max. 10.
CryptoCompare has established the notion of Top-Tier volume whereby investors can segment the market into higher and lower-risk volumes (A is the best and E is the worst grade).
Here’s the current CyptoCompare’s classification of Binance in comparison with other exchanges: