juissynft
06/16 15:46
It’s straightforward.
A “listing” is the launch of a particular cryptocurrency in a specific crypto platform.
Imagine that there is a cryptocurrency LEARNCRYPTO. Any crypto exchange—e.g., Binance—can list it, making it available to buy and sell.
If LEARNCRYPTO was not on Binance yesterday but it’s available today, it means that Binance has listed LEARNCRYPTO.
Many newcomers think that crypto exchanges have “all” cryptocurrencies listed. However, that’s not how it works. The higher the rank and authority of the exchange and the more users it has, the more carefully the platform approaches coin listings to avoid listing fraudulent or frankly unreliable projects. (Although, exchanges seem to have a good time listing memecoins!)
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