Tier-1 crypto exchanges are wasting no time in listing meme coins before the highly-anticipated “supercycle” in 2025.
Just today on Monday, TradFi trading platform Robinhood listed the top Solana meme coin, Dogwifhat.
While Robinhood and Coinbase are listing large-cap projects like Pepe and WIF, Binance has no qualms regarding listing high-potential, low-cap meme coins. The world’s leading crypto-derivatives exchange Binance Futures listed WHY and CHEEMS coins on Monday.
There is growing speculation that Crypto All-Stars (STARS) could be one of the next meme coins to launch on Tier-1 exchanges, potentially even Binance.
Crypto All-Stars Hits $6M In Presale Following Major Launch Announcement
Crypto All-Stars has all but confirmed a December launch, announcing that its presale will end in just 24 days on December 20th. Typically, this means that the token will go live on exchanges just a few days later.
The announcement has further added to the hype and FOMO surrounding the viral meme coin, which has already raised over $6 million in its ICO.
Strong whale interest means that the meme coin is adding over $200k to its presale tally daily, signalling impressive upside potential following its launch.
Interested buyers now have just 24 days to buy STARS at its discounted price of $0.0016189.
Why STARS Could Be The Next Binance Listing?
WHY and CHEEMS are only the latest in a series of microcap meme coins that Binance has listed in the second half of this year.
The exchange’s surprising First Neiro On Ethereum spot listing took the meme coin sector by storm, considering the token had a sub-$15 million valuation at the time of the announcement.
Later, Binance co-founder He Yi revealed that the exchange will continue to onboard decentralized meme coins with strong community backing and excellent utility ahead of next year’s supercycle.
Experts believe that Crypto All-Stars ticks many of the boxes.
STARS has strong community support, as is evident by its strong presale performance. Its X account already has over 18k followers even before its launch, in addition to the over 4k Telegram subscribers.
Moreover, prominent crypto news outlets like Cointelegraph, Binance Square and CoinMarketCap have featured the meme coin, highlighting its presale performance.
However, the meme coin’s key selling point is its high-utility nature, particularly the MemeVault protocol. It is the first-ever unified staking model and offers a multi-chain, multi-token staking facility.
MemeVault will accept 11 meme coins, including Pepe (PEPE), Dogecoin (DOGE), Shiba Inu (SHIB), Floki (FLOKI), Based Brett (BRETT), Mog Coin (MOG), Milady Meme Coin (LADYS), Turbo (TURBO), Toshi (TOSHI), Coq Inu (COQ) and Bonk (BONK) to start with.
STARS buyers can also stake their coins and earn thrice the rewards. Early ICO investors can also benefit from the presale staking platform, which is currently offering a reward rate of over 330%.
Thanks to MemeVault, meme coin holders are no longer dependent on just market speculation for their returns and can bank on a second, passive income stream.
Crypto All-Stars also boasts strong fundamentals. For instance, it has community-centric tokenomics, with 70% of the token supply allocated to investors through presale, MemeVault and presale staking. There is no separate allocation for the developer team or any private sale.
Moreover, the multiple STARS smart contract audits did not reveal any centralization risks or vulnerabilities. Considering that Tier-1 exchange value decentralization, it is no surprise that Crypto All-Stars is generating Binance rumours.
Even if a Binance listing doesn’t pan out, prominent crypto experts are also bullish on the meme coin’s upside potential, with many eyeing between 50x and 100x returns from it.
