Asked around and pretty much confirmed that Binance has tightened the rules for new projects launching on Futures. Honestly, it’s understandable. On one hand, the Alpha+Binance Futures model is currently the most cost-effective option in this liquidity-starved market, and competition is getting fiercer. On the other hand, after the market turned bearish, more and more project teams started acting shady. It’s only after token issuance and listing on Alpha that the true colors of many projects are revealed—something that’s hard to see beforehand. If a project’s token performs poorly in the market after issuance, or even worse, if bigger potential risks are uncovered, Binance ends up taking the blame for enabling shady projects to exploit users, facing public outrage. So, extending the review period before Futures listing puts some pressure on project teams to behave properly. It’s not like they’re saying you can’t list, but when you list depends on how well you perform I think this improvement is pretty good. Thumbs up.