Binance’s Four.meme raises listing fee to combat token bloat on meme launchpad

Binance’s meme launchpad ￰0￱ announced it will try to lower the number of launches to avoid a token ￰1￱ past day saw an inflow of high-risk new tokens, moving away from the approach of selected and curated ￰2￱ will require a small fee for token launches, to avoid spamming with new ￰3￱ platform does not aim to replicate the ￰4￱ drive to generate as many tokens as possible. Instead, ￰5￱ says it wants to prevent rug pulls, though it seems more risky tokens have slipped onto the ￰6￱ will do a manual review of recently launched tokens after an inflow of users and newly created tokens, leading to rug pulls and low liquidity. |) October 13, 2025 ￰7￱ makes all purchases through its public wallet , while supporting multiple versions of some tokens.

However, ￰8￱ is still careful to avoid copycat tokens and trend ￰9￱ incentive programs include launch credits, special grants for GMGN trading, as well as special trading ￰10￱ tokens recover from market slump ￰11￱ tokens are seen as one of the proxy indicators for a Binance ￰12￱ total, those assets have a market cap of around $844M , a relatively small valuation given previous meme seasons when a single token could rise to $1B in market ￰13￱ this, assets like PALU and 4 remain active, while the platform ensures constant building and on-chain activity. Currently, the heightened meme demand has also led to a series of outages on the ￰14￱ ￰15￱ activity also leads to PancakeSwap listings and fees, as the DEX easily achieves over $2.35M in daily ￰16￱ itself locked in $2.45M in daily fees, with peak activity in the past ￰17￱ the same time, ￰18￱ has decreased its daily fees to $1.45M, as interest in the Solana trenches ￰19￱ surpassed Solana’s platform in the past week, as trader sentiment ￰20￱ up to $30,050 in trading rewards when you join Bybit today