What’s the benefit of Binance’s new Perp policy change? Yesterday, @0xsexybanana did a great summary: 'Day-one Perp is tough now. Binance prefers day-two and day-three Perp. If a project wants to launch contracts, its alpha line has to look good. Projects smashing their alpha while shorting themselves with contracts are now history.' Exactly, the key is that your performance before Perp has to look good! So, if a project wants to dump tokens right at launch and beat the community to it, forget about getting contracts. You need to prepare funds to accumulate first—don’t think you can chill after securing a Binance listing. It seems simple, but it actually demands strong control, awareness, and vision from the project team. Many projects that look flashy are just amateur setups. They can’t coordinate these things properly, like the Stable project I mentioned before (now you know why I’m firmly shorting them? No chance for Perp). This policy change wasn’t officially announced, but observant people can notice it. Some thoughtful creators on Twitter have posted about it, but only a few have caught on. Turning knowledge into profit—crypto is still the fastest game in town.