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Hey crypto crew! In the wild world of blockchain, new tokens are popping up like digital fireworks – but is this daily deluge diluting the shine of heavyweights like $BTC and $ETH ? As a Binance trader who's seen bull runs and bear traps, let's unpack if "bulks of tokens listed everyday" (yeah, we're talking floods of fresh listings) is harming other cryptos. Spoiler: It's a double-edged sword, but mostly a net positive for the ecosystem. Buckle up – we're diving into the data as of November 2025.
The Token Tsunami:
How Many Are We Talking?
First off, the scale is insane. In 2024, over 5,300 new tokens launched daily across chains like Solana and Base, per CoinGecko's deep dive.
Fast-forward to 2025:
Q1 alone saw 1.8 million tokens fail (that's ~20,000/day bombing out), but launches keep surging – think 600,000 in January alone, fueled by memecoin mania and easy launchpads like Pump.fun. Not all get listed on major exchanges, though. Binance, the kingpin, adds just 1-10 new spot tokens monthly (18 in Q2 2025), cherry-picking quality over quantity. Smaller spots like KuCoin or MEXC? They're listing dozens weekly, but 98% of hyped newbies crash 70% post-listing.
Data aggregated from CoinGecko, GeckoTerminal, and Binance reports. This flood isn't slowing – it's the crypto gold rush 2.0.
The Damage Debate:
Does It Hurt Established Coins?
Short answer:
Not really – it might even help.
Here's the breakdown:
Capital Rotation, Not Theft:
New listings siphon some liquidity from majors during hype cycles (e.g., a hot Solana memecoin pulls ETH gas fees). But the overall market cap? It's ballooned to $3.9T in 2025, with BTC dominance at 57.7% – up from 2024 lows. Fresh tokens bring new money via retail FOMO and institutional inflows ($18B+ into ETFs). Think of it as a rising tide: Even if alts steal the spotlight temporarily, BTC/ETH benefit from ecosystem growth.
Dilution Myth vs. Reality:
"Dilution" hits within a single token (e.g., unlocks flooding supply), not across the market. Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) warns of future dumps for newbies – if a token's FDV is sky-high vs. circulating supply, expect 95% dilution risk. But for established cryptos? Fixed supplies (BTC's 21M cap) shield them. Gold analogy: New mines don't tank existing bars' value – demand scales up.
The Dark Side: Noise & Failures:
Yeah, there's collateral splash. Over 52.7% of tokens die from zero volume or scams, eroding newbie trust and sparking bearish sentiment that dings everything (remember 2022's LUNA wipeout?). Pump-and-dump cycles on listings? Brutal – 88% drops are the norm for fresh Binance adds. This "listing conundrum" breeds cynicism, indirectly pressuring majors during corrections. Plus, regulatory heat (e.g., SEC crackdowns) often starts with junk tokens, risking broader crackdowns.
But here's the flip:
Listings boost the pie. Cross-listings spike prices 16% and network activity, per ScienceDirect studies. More tokens = more innovation (DeFi, NFTs), drawing 127M ETH wallets in 2025 – that's adoption, not damage.
My Take:
Growth Pains, Not PoisonIn 2025's chaos, daily token bulks aren't "damaging" other cryptos – they're the fuel for a maturing market. Established players like BTC thrive on scarcity and store-of-value status, while newbies add volatility (fun for traders, headache for HODLers). The real risk? Over-saturation leading to more dead coins (3.7M since 2021).
Pro tip:
Stick to blue-chips on Binance for stability, dip into vetted new listings for alpha. DYOR, and remember – in crypto, dilution fears are for weak tokenomics, not the whole game.
What's your vibe? Flood = opportunity or overload? Team BTC forever?

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(Not financial advice – markets can humble anyone.) $BNB