TechFlow reported, citing Bloomberg and sources, that amid close regulatory scrutiny, Binance has strengthened its requirements for listing cryptocurrencies to enhance investor protection on its platform. Binance now requires projects seeking listings to agree to a minimum one-year cliff period (vesting lock-up period), up from a previous maximum of six months, and in some cases mandates reserving more tradable tokens for market makers to ensure adequate liquidity.
Binance has already communicated these changes verbally to project teams seeking listings. During the cliff period, projects are prohibited from selling any tokens, must allocate additional tokens for market makers, and pay required margins. These changes have been in effect since late last year.
