The Crypto Exchange Listing Conundrum: Why Newly Listed Tokens Keep Crashing
Token listing announcements generate hype, but data shows that most tokens are sold off once listed.

Token listing announcements generate hype, but data shows that most tokens are sold off once listed.
He Yi, the co-founder of Binance and one of the most popular people in the currency circle, wrote an article yesterday to share her recent views on hot topics related to the currency circle and Binance, and responded to the community’s doubts about Binance’s currency listing strategy this year.
Binance’s listing of lowercase Neiro, despite having already launched a similar uppercase NEIRO, has led to widespread confusion and dissatisfaction, contributing to the downfall of the latter. The exchange’s defence does little to quell concerns about its token listing policies.
BANANA Gun surges with Binance listing, marking a 3.85% daily increase and a 38.20% market cap rise.
Does every cryptocurrency have a pump and dump scheme? Almost every time a coin is listed on a new exchange, there is a massive price increase to unsustainable levels followed by a cliché crash that leaves the participants to take the blame.
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Binance has announced that with immediate effect, new user registrations in the UK are to be suspended.
Binance faces regulatory hurdles and market challenges in the UK as new customer registrations come to a halt.
A new study by Ren & Heinrich suggests that Binance's emergence as the dominant global crypto exchange might mean that its individual token listings are now getting a lot more attention.