- Binance lists four new tokens after its first community-driven Vote to List process ends.
- MUBARAK, BROCCOLI714, TUT & BANANAS31 to begin trading on March 27 at 21:00 UTC.
- Users must complete Binance’s risk quiz every 90 days to trade these volatile, high-risk tokens.
Binance has revealed the results of its first Vote to List campaign. The exchange will list Mubarak (MUBARAK), CZ’s Dog (BROCCOLI714), Tutorial (TUT), and Banana For Scale (BANANAS31). These tokens will be available for trading on Binance Spot starting March 27, 2025, at 21:00 UTC. Deposits are already open, and withdrawals will begin on March 28, 2025, at 21:00 UTC.
Binance launched Vote to List and Vote to Delist to involve the community in token selection. The goal is to make listing decisions more transparent. Users voted for new tokens, and the four winners will now be listed with Seed Tags. The listing fee for these tokens is 0 BNB.
The selection process involved several factors. Binance considered community votes, trading demand, token performance, and compliance checks. The first Vote to List campaign saw 185,432 total votes from 119,334 participants. After filtering out invalid votes, 172,973 votes remained. Invalid votes included fraudulent activities, fake accounts, and bulk operations.
Users must complete a risk quiz every 90 days to trade tokens with Seed Tags. These tags indicate higher volatility and risk. The selected tokens were previously available on Binance Alpha. Once spot trading begins, they will no longer be featured there. Users can transfer their Alpha holdings to their spot accounts.
The new trading pairs include MUBARAK/USDT, MUBARAK/USDC, BROCCOLI714/USDT, BROCCOLI714/USDC, TUT/USDT, TUT/USDC, BANANAS31/USDT, and BANANAS31/USDC. Trading Bots and Spot Copy Trading will be available within 24 hours of listing. Spot Algo Orders will be enabled at the time of trading launch.
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Binance conducted due diligence before selecting the tokens. It reviewed compliance, trading demand, and community engagement. Tokens not listed in this round may still be considered in the future. Their eligibility will depend on performance and further assessments.
Users from certain regions cannot trade these new tokens. Restrictions apply to residents of Canada, the U.S., Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, the Netherlands, and certain parts of Ukraine. Binance updates the list of restricted regions based on laws and regulations.
Further, Binance advised users to research before trading on the newly listed tokens. Trading eligibility also depends on account verification. The company will continue monitoring these tokens and updating users on future listing opportunities.
