The Rise of Pepe Coin and Binance Listing

Hello John welcome to the Tron Dao community forum

Yes, we keep having memecoin doing massively on Eth
The the gas fees are ment for the big guys

Welcome bro. We appreciate your contributions on the platform.

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Are the real John Terry of Chelsea :eyes::joy: welcome to the TronDao forum community :handshake:

While Binance does not openly advertise a fee for listing coins or tokens, there have been reports of some projects paying a fee to expedite the listing process. It’s important to note that paying a fee does not guarantee that your coin or token will be listed on Binance, as the exchange has strict listing criteria that must be met.

In the past, Binance has denied charging any listing fees, but it’s possible that this has changed or that there may be some exceptions. It’s also worth noting that Binance has a separate program called the “Binance Launchpad” that provides a platform for new projects to raise funds and gain exposure.

If you are interested in getting your coin or token listed on Binance, the best course of action is to focus on building a strong project with a clear use case and an active community. This will not only increase your chances of being listed on Binance but also help to ensure the long-term success of your project.

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I expect nothing less from Elja than prioritizing community and putting out products that provides solutions to real life program instead of vying for some cheap score that’ll guarantee personal gains.

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Thanks for sharing,
For the now I don’t have the capacity to approach Binance for coin or token listing.

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It’s true that some coins and tokens with little to no use case have found their way onto major exchanges, including Binance. This can be frustrating for projects that have real use cases and are struggling to get listed on these exchanges.

However, it’s important to note that exchanges like Binance have strict listing criteria and review processes, and not all coins and tokens that apply will be accepted. While some coins and tokens may lack a clear use case, they may still meet the technical and community criteria that Binance looks for in a listing.

That being said, it’s understandable that some people may feel frustrated by the number of “shit coins” being listed on exchanges in recent years. One potential solution to this issue is for the crypto community to become more discerning and selective about which projects they support.

By focusing on projects with real use cases and actively promoting them within the community, we can help to shift the focus back to utility and away from hype and speculation. Additionally, community-driven initiatives such as decentralized exchanges and community governance models can also help to promote greater transparency and accountability in the crypto industry.

Furthermore, MexC is the ultimate shitcoin exchange.

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Exactly bro, they do this sacrificing utilities because of the get rich quick syndrome in most investors

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Lols
Exactly
 it’s business.
It’s money the making

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It’s true that the “get rich quick” mentality can be a driving force behind the popularity of meme coins and other speculative investments in the crypto industry. Many investors are looking for quick profits and may be drawn to coins or tokens with high trading volumes or hype, even if they lack a clear use case or long-term viability.

While this mindset can contribute to the short-term success of certain coins or tokens, it can also lead to a lack of overall growth and development in the industry. By prioritizing utility and long-term viability over short-term gains, we can help to build a more sustainable and robust crypto ecosystem that benefits all stakeholders.

Ultimately, it’s up to investors to make informed decisions about which projects they support and invest in. By doing research and understanding the underlying technology and use case of a coin or token, investors can make more informed decisions that benefit the long-term health of the crypto industry as a whole.

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Trading volume and community is all that is needed to make these exchanges prosper. Why list a project with all the worlds usecase but zero community and no buying orders only selling orders. Hahahah

I was once on an exchange, all u could see were selling orders but not a single buying order. Any token bought from them is like dropping your hard earned money in a blackhole.

CZ once said if u have the community he will list you.

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Thanks for the clarification.
Yes I believe in the community driven coin or token
Active community + trading volume ≈ listing.

Have also been in experience that a token got listen on
Minor Exchange
 no Community.
All I saw was sell order
 Till the project tanked

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