Binance уточняет механизмы токенов при листингах: от вознаграждений до Prime Sale Translation: Binance clarifies token mechanisms during listings: from rewards to Prime Sale

When a new token is introduced on Binance, the project allocates a specific portion of its issuance for various purposes, such as user rewards, liquidity support, and marketing efforts. This allocation is referred to as the listing allocation.

According to exchange data, the total amount of such allocations rarely exceeds 5% of the total token supply. The size of the allocation is dependent on the scale of the project and its fully diluted valuation (FDV).

Larger projects with a high FDV tend to allocate minimal portions, while mid-sized projects distribute more tokens as they need to attract audience attention and ensure ample liquidity at the onset of trading.

*“A common misconception is to view these distributions as platform fees. In reality, Binance does not derive income from them. All funds are directed to users through programs like Hodler/Launchpool and airdrops, as well as for marketing and liquidity support. Our goal is to reward genuine users and stabilize the early market structure,”* stated Binance representatives.

Additionally, the exchange highlights the Prime Sale program. This offers users early access to new assets while simultaneously guaranteeing liquidity for projects at launch.

*“As demonstrated by the listings of Momentum (MMT) and YieldBasis (YB), the Prime Sale can significantly enhance early trading volumes and project recognition,”* Binance representatives noted.

The exchange team emphasizes that all information regarding listing allocations is accessible in the *official announcements* of each project. Users can independently verify the token distribution structure and compare the terms of different listings.

As a reminder, the number of Binance users surpassed 300 million in December.