Binance Just Kicked Off the Second Round of Its “Vote to List” Campaign

Binance just kicked off the second round of its “Vote to List” campaign, giving users another chance to help decide which tokens should be added to the exchange.

Binance is giving users another chance to help decide which tokens should be added to the exchange in the second round of its “Vote to List” campaign.

This time, the voting started on April 2 and runs until April 9 at 23:59 UTC.

To take part, users must have a verified Binance account and hold at least 0.01 BNB in their wallet during the entire voting period.

Eligible users can pick up to five projects to vote for, but only one vote per project counts.

The vote has to be posted under the official Binance Square post.

The second round of Binance’s ‘Vote to List’ initiative kicks off with 12 promising projects vying for a spot on the exchange.

The voting begins on April 2 and continues until April 9 at 23:59 UTC.

To participate, users must have a verified Binance account and hold at least 0.01 BNB in their wallet throughout the entire voting period.

Each user can select up to five projects to vote for, with a maximum of one vote per project. Votes must be posted as a comment under the official Binance Square post.

The first round of the "Vote to List" campaign saw an overwhelming response with over 150,000 users participating and granting wishes to seven lucky voters.

The initiative was launched in March as part of Binance’s efforts to enhance community involvement and transparency in its listing process.

This time, the lineup includes six altcoins.

Some of these tokens made notable moves today.

Big Time (BIGTIME), a Web3 multiplayer RPG, saw its price surge by 70% before settling with a 30% gain.

UXLINK, ZetaChain, and Plume also showed strong gains of 18%, 9%, and 8%, respectively, following the announcement.

Other tokens remained relatively flat or experienced declines as the broader crypto market dipped by 3% in response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s newly announced “Liberation Day” tariff policies.

While Binance aims to give the community a greater voice through this campaign, it’s worth noting that voting alone won’t determine which tokens get listed.

The final decision will also take into account several key factors, including the project’s fundamentals, user adoption, tokenomics, and any technical risks.

Additionally, Binance will review the team behind the project and ensure it meets compliance standards.

As previously reported by crypto.news, Binance introduced the “Vote to Delist” feature last month, enabling the community to vote on removing tokens from its monitoring list.

The announcement came alongside the delisting of five cryptocurrencies, namely AERGO, AST, BURGER, COMBO and LINA.