Binance’s second Vote to List campaign has unleashed three high-volatility tokens into spot trading, signaling surging user influence and a bold expansion of crypto access.
Binance’s Second Vote-to-List Brings New Volatile Tokens—Who Got In and Why
Binance is expanding its spot trading offerings once again, following a major round of community voting and internal evaluation. In an update shared Friday, the global cryptocurrency exchange confirmed the outcome of its second “Vote to List” campaign, which gives users greater influence over which digital assets appear on the platform. The announcement came after the first Vote to List campaign, which resulted in the listing of four tokens.
After collecting more than half a million votes and carrying out internal compliance checks, Binance has officially chosen three tokens for listing. Binance stated:
Following the Vote to List results and completion of due diligence, Binance will list ondo (ONDO), big time (BIGTIME), and virtuals protocol (VIRTUAL) and open trading for the following spot trading pairs at 2025-04-11 14:00 (UTC).
These three tokens were already featured on Binance Alpha and will no longer be available there once spot trading opens. The trading pairs include ONDO/ USDT, ONDO/USDC, BIGTIME/ USDT, BIGTIME/USDC, VIRTUAL/ USDT, and VIRTUAL/USDC. Deposits became available one hour after the announcement, and withdrawals are scheduled to open on April 12.
Binance has confirmed that there is no listing fee for the three tokens and assigned all of them Seed Tags, a label used to mark higher-risk or early-stage crypto projects. To gain access to these tokens, users must complete educational quizzes every 90 days and accept the platform’s terms. Binance has advised traders to “do your own research” due to the potential volatility of these new listings.
The final decision was shaped by a mix of metrics including community participation, fundamental analysis, tokenomics, and risk assessment. Binance explained:
Tokens in this batch of Vote to List that are not listed remain eligible for future consideration, subject to ongoing performance reviews and comprehensive due diligence.
The company further clarified how the voting process was handled: “Community voting results were evaluated after rigorous filtering of ineligible votes and invalid votes. If top-ranked projects fail to pass compliance reviews or risk analysis, their rankings will be sequentially adjusted to the next qualified project.”
