Every time a new token drops, the cry for "Wen Binance?" rings out.
But what really happens to prices after a Binance listing?
I’ve dug into the data on recent listings to find out ↓
Post-TGE CEX listings are often viewed as a bullish catalyst, boosting trading volumes and attracting new holders.
However, for protocols, these listings can be expensive, costing from $20K on smaller platforms to over $500K on Tier-1 exchanges.
The real effect? Very mixed ↓
$TON had a strong start to the year and emerged as one of the most successful L1 tokens in Q1 and Q2 of 2024.
This success drew Binance's attention, resulting in TON's listing on August 8. Following it, trading volume surged by nearly 200%, and the TON price increased by 15%.
Some numbers for $TON:
• Price before listing: $5.77
• Price on the day of listing: $5.44
• Price one week after the listing: $6.9
This is a RARE example of positive post-CEX listing traction.
Next on the list is $BANANA, a top-300 cryptocurrency and the ecosystem token for Banana Gun, one of the most popular trading and sniping bots in crypto. It was listed on Binance on July 20th.
However, the Binance listing turned out to be a "sell the news" event.
Some numbers:
• Price before listing: $67.91
• Price on the day of listing: $71.55
• Price one week after the listing: $60.37
You might think that this is an exception, but it is not.
Neutron, an IBC chain within the Cosmos hub, was listed on Binance on October 10, 2023.
Some numbers:
• Price before listing: $0.3675
• Price on the day of listing: $0.3615
• Price one week after the listing: $0.3066
Synapse, one of the most widely used Web3 bridges, experienced a significant price drop following its Binance listing on February 22, 2023.
This "1-day pump and sell" event led to a decline that lasted nearly a year.
Some numbers:
• Price before listing: $1.4042
• Price on the day of listing: $1.2325
• Price one week after the listing: $1.2939
For more examples and additional context, check out my original publication on Substack. It highlights the listing effects of $PENDLE, $RDNT, $IMX, and more ↓
• Market Cap: $2.91T (-6.39%, lowest since $2.71T on Nov 11, 2024)
• ~$400B in market cap vanished
• $1.51B liquidated
• $BTC at $87,678 (-6.72%)
• Bitcoin Fear & Greed Index: 25
• ETH (-9.76%), SOL(-12.23%), XRP(-10.86%), DOGE(-10.28%)
Wtf is happening?
Key factors ↓
The crypto market is collapsing like a house of cards & no one’s sure why. Let’s connect the dots between experts, panic, and hidden catalysts.
1. Bybit Hack:
Many linked the market downturn to the Bybit hack on February 21, 2025, during which $1.46 billion in crypto assets were stolen—the largest crypto heist of all time.
Result: This might create a risk-off sentiment that prompted many traders and investors to panic sell.
Why it might not be: Bybit remains solvent, with reserves exceeding liabilities and bridge loans filling liquidity gaps.
2. Trump's Tariff Announcement:
On February 24, during a press conference, Trump announced a 25% tariff on Canada and Mexico, shaking up markets and pushing investors away from risky assets like crypto.
Recently, @Spectral_Labs launched Spectral Syntax V2 beta, which allows anyone to create autonomous, community-owned AI agents.
I decided to give it a try and launched my own AI Agent, relying on research data.
Now, I have the answer to whether AI Agents are a big thing ↓
First, a disclaimer: please don't rush to purchase access to my AI Agent. It was created solely to test the functionality of Spectral Syntax V2.
I'm here to share my experience, not to shill my AI Agent (it's not very smart).
So now, with the disclaimer in place, let's move to the interesting part.
What is Spectral Syntax V2?
It's a platform for creating autonomous, community-owned AI agents. Unlike traditional logic-driven bots, these agents are self-organizing and operate independently, relying on humans solely to boost their productivity.
Are memecoins truly a springboard for gains this bull run?
• What memecoin trackers don't reveal
• Key factors driving cult coins
• The current stage of the memecoin cycle
• The onboarding risk of the meme thesis
In-depth research ↓
Many call this year the "Year of Memecoins," with charts showing memes outperforming all other Web3 narratives.
This thread highlights key points from my latest research.
For a more in-depth exploration, please read my publication on Substack ↓ stacymuur.substack.com/p/are-memecoin…
The main challenge in evaluating the memecoin sector's performance is that most dashboards include only the largest memecoins (or cult coins).
For instance, on @artemis__xyz, the memecoin index currently tracks only 19 of the largest memecoins.
In Web3, the data load is massive, with thousands of protocols spanning dozens of categories. Many investors either narrow their focus to specific narratives, or rely on pre-made insights from influencers and analysts.
In this thread, I’ll share a customizable research framework ↓
Step 1: Defining Your Research Scope
Why focus on specific categories? The answer is simple: effective comparisons. Each market segment has unique parameters that reveal insights into a protocol’s potential and market share. By analyzing protocols within a single vertical, you can make clearer, more accurate comparisons.