How does Binance labs affect project listing

[DegenLifestyle]

I've always been curious about something, you see a fee projects and on their websites or whitepapers you see Binance labs as one of the leading partners or investors but when it's listing time Binance don't actually list the project themselves

I mean, in most cases, they do eventually list, but after just a while or months after initial listing. It's even sort of a whole discussion now that if you buy earlier on other exchanges before Binance use a month to make up their minds, you'll be in massive profits by the time they do

There's this PARTI project that's backed by Binance labs, and listed already on Bitget, Bybit etc has announced deposits are open and I'm sure other CEXs will too but I'm just sure Binance won't list it at the same time with those exchanges

[Mia Chloe]

I mean, in most cases, they do eventually list, but after just a while or months after initial listing. It's even sort of a whole discussion now that if you buy earlier on other exchanges before Binance use a month to make up their minds, you'll be in massive profits by the time they do.

To start with a great deal of pre listing prices are actually just made up prices from hype and manipulation. This is because before the time of the actual launch, these coins have zero value and sometimes those made up prices simply don't add up to liquidity and the market cap too.

Exchanges are called that because they give you the opportunity to swap across different coins and tokens too. Now imagine what would happen to an exchange if they allow you to swap a token with and over hyped made up price.

[DegenLifestyle]

I mean, in most cases, they do eventually list, but after just a while or months after initial listing. It's even sort of a whole discussion now that if you buy earlier on other exchanges before Binance use a month to make up their minds, you'll be in massive profits by the time they do.

To start with a great deal of pre listing prices are actually just made up prices from hype and manipulation. This is because before the time of the actual launch, these coins have zero value and sometimes those made up prices simply don't add up to liquidity and the market cap too.

Exchanges are called that because they give you the opportunity to swap across different coins and tokens too. Now imagine what would happen to an exchange if they allow you to swap a token with and over hyped made up price.

Can you explain this further? I'm not following pls

[Mia Chloe]

Can you explain this further? I'm not following pls

Although most exchanges offer trading options as well as a couple of other things, their main focus is actually exchanging tokens and coins infact that is the reason they are called exchanges. When coins gain  hype it doesn't mean they have been launched officially.

As a result of this they are kind of with no value so it wouldn't make much sense if the exchanges listed them since they would give to generate liquidity to pay for people who intend to swap.
Hope you get it now?

[Asiska02]

I have come across many projects that Binance labs do invest into but most of them I know of, the ones I’ve come across got listed by Binance even though not immediately. The motive of binance labs is to support and motivate upcoming projects, communities and startups. It was created to help fund startup projects and not in anyway an assurance that they’ll get listed in their platforms.

Just like Mia Chloe have explained in her reply, projects cannot just be listed on their exchanges base on hypes they’ve received with not actually adding value nor making any sense listing them on their platforms. Many things are considered by exchanges before they get to list a coin and if those criteria’s are not reached, they don’t list them. And Binance are strict in those criteria’s to be reached before listing on their exchange.

[Mia Chloe]

Many things are considered by exchanges before they get to list a coin and if those criteria’s are not reached, they don’t list them. And Binance are strict in those criteria’s to be reached before listing on their exchange.

Yes of course big exchanges have to make sure  that particular token or coin will at least hold for some time and wouldn't be rugged in just a few minutes or even hours of lunch. And this is one of the reason why you find out core meme coins are not available to traded directly on most exchanges.

Aside from this, like I said earlier what would then happen is someone wants to swap to say BTC or USDT? How will the exchange pay for a coin that isn't officially valued yet.