5 Projects That Could Be Listed on Binance Soon

Nothing excites the market more than a project getting listed on Binance. It's not just a stamp of product validation. It's a liquidity catalyst that often propels a project into its next phase of growth. This article explores the potential Binance listings of five projects currently gaining strong attention in the Web3 space: DeepBook, Hyperlane, Gomble, MegaETH, and Aster (Astherus).

Nothing excites the market more than a project getting listed on Binance. It’s not just a stamp of product validation. It’s a liquidity catalyst that often propels a project into its next phase of growth.

Recently, Binance’s rollout of the “Vote to Delist” program has signaled a strategic shift: clearing out underperforming or fragmented tokens to make way for newer, high-potential projects, many of which are backed by Binance-affiliated entities like YZI Labs. This move is streamlining liquidity across the platform and setting the stage for upcoming listings to launch with higher fully diluted valuations (FDVs).

As Binance continues integrating new projects into its ecosystem, several tokens are currently being closely monitored by the community for potential listings in 2025.

This article assesses five projects—MegaETH, DeepBook (DEEP), Hyperlane (HYPER), Gomble (GM), and Aster (Astherus)—on four key pillars: ecosystem role, product maturity, tokenomics, and ties to Binance.

MegaETH

MegaETH is an emerging Layer 2 solution being developed to offer ultra-fast transaction speeds, drawing inspiration from high-frequency trading (HFT) systems in traditional finance. Aiming for sub-10ms processing times, extremely low latency, and the capacity to handle up to 100,000 transactions per second, MegaETH seeks to become the preferred infrastructure layer for high-performance decentralized finance (DeFi) applications.

As of early 2025, the project has already raised a total of $57 million, including a $20 million Series A led by Paradigm in June 2024 and a $10 million strategic round in December 2024.

Firstly, Paradigm—one of Binance’s closest venture capital allies—backs MegaETH, a factor that carries considerable weight. Historically, projects like dYdX, Blur, and Blast—all backed by Paradigm—were listed on Binance shortly after their token launches.

Additionally, MegaETH secured funds via Echo, similar to how Usual and Initia did. Notably, both Usual and Initia obtained Binance listings shortly after completing their Echo-based fundraising rounds. This narrative further strengthens the case that Binance is currently monitoring community-driven projects, especially those supported through the Echo launch framework.

Deepbook (DEEP)

DeepBook is a decentralized on-chain orderbook that is built directly into the infrastructure of the Sui Network. Unlike traditional standalone decentralized exchanges (DEXs), DeepBook functions as a shared liquidity layer for the entire DeFi ecosystem on Sui.

Several major exchanges—including Gate.io, Bybit, KuCoin, Bithumb, and MEXC—already list DEEP.

DeepBook serves as a core infrastructure component for Sui—much like Raydium and Serum did for Solana or dYdX for Cosmos. Binance has historically prioritized tokens that serve as “core liquidity infra.” Since DEEP anchors liquidity across most DeFi protocols on Sui, it is a natural candidate for Binance’s radar.

Second, the usage metrics are highly positive. According to data from the Sui Foundation, over 85% of orderbook trading volume on Sui flows through DeepBook—particularly via DEXs like Cetus and Turbos. By integrating natively into the Sui consensus, DeepBook offers ultra-fast matching speeds without relying on standalone smart contracts like most other DEXs. This gives it a technical edge in scalability and security—two key listing factors for Binance.

DEEP also fits into Binance’s broader strategy to expand liquidity and list key Sui ecosystem tokens. Binance has already listed SUI, followed by CETUS. By ecosystem logic, DEEP is the most likely next candidate.

Moreover, DEEP’s token distribution is strongly community-driven, with the majority allocated to users and builders through airdrops, incentives, and liquidity mining—aligning closely with Binance’s preference for decentralized distribution models.

Hyperlane (HYPER)

Hyperlane (HYPER) is a cross-chain messaging protocol that enables blockchains to send and receive data in a light, fast, and efficient manner, similar to LayerZero.

The project plays a strategic role in the emerging modular blockchain wave, alongside projects like Celestia, Movement Labs, Eclipse, and Berachain. Binance has shown increasing interest in this trend, especially after listing modular-focused tokens like ZRO. If ZRO helps bridge capital across EVM chains, then HYPER could serve as the messaging backbone for modular and app-specific chains—a direction Binance is also pursuing through the modularization of BNB Smart Chain.

Like DEEP, HYPER features a decentralized token distribution, with 57% allocated to the community via incentives, grants, staking, and liquidity mining. Private allocations are subject to long-term lockups, aligning with Binance’s criteria for sustainable listings.

Another notable advantage is HYPER’s investor profile, which includes funds with strong historical ties to Binance listings. Firms