🚀 BINANCE LISTINGS: Where Does the Allocation Really Go?
A review of 20 recent Binance listings reveals a clear pattern in initial token distribution: The vast majority flows back to YOU, the users.
🎯 Key Allocation Channels Explained:
Hodler/Launchpool: Tokens distributed to reward users who stake/hold specific assets (like BNB or FDUSD).
Alpha Airdrop: An allocation specifically distributed to target early or highly engaged users.
Prime Sale / IDO: Allocation sold through a public sale event (Prime Sale) or a decentralized offering (IDO).
MKT (Market/Liquidity Support): Allocation used for market-making and providing initial liquidity for a healthy launch.
💰 Key Takeaways from the Data:
Maximum User Rewards: Projects like E (5.30%), ALLO (5.00%), and ZBT (5.00%) had the highest total initial allocations, primarily driven by Launchpool and Airdrops.
Low Initial Flow: Even projects with low overall allocations, such as MORPHO (0.75%) and 2Z (0.50%), dedicated their small supply to market support and user rewards.
Zero Binance Revenue: The analysis explicitly confirms that 0% of this initial allocation goes to Binance as revenue.
The Bottom Line: Binance’s listing structure—centered on Launchpool, Airdrops, and Sales—is primarily designed to reward the community and strengthen the project's early market structure, not to collect fees.
