Binance Alpha EthereumBaseBSCPlasma
Daily fees
Note: DefiLlama’s two endpoints disagree for 2026-11-13: the summary (“day” above) says $20.9K, the daily series (chart) $25.1K; the 7-day total matches the series. We show both rather than pick one.
By chain (30d fees)
| BSC | $692.2K | 86.0% |
| Ethereum | $74.9K | 9.3% |
| Base | $19.1K | 2.4% |
| Robinhood Chain | $14.6K | 1.8% |
| Polygon | $2.4K | 0.3% |
| Arbitrum | $1.6K | 0.2% |
| Avalanche | $216 | 0.0% |
| Sonic | $140 | 0.0% |
| Plasma | $36 | 0.0% |
| OP Mainnet | $29 | 0.0% |
| Linea | $6 | 0.0% |
| ZKsync Era | $4 | 0.0% |
Product & fundamentals
Curated early-stage token discovery platform inside Binance Wallet/Exchange, not open launch.
Source: Compiled by Grok (web) (2026-11-14), not verified by us; sources in the AI summary below
AI research summary
Compiled by Grok (web) from the site, DefiLlama, X and web search, with links for every claim; anything not found is marked. 2026-11-14; not verified by us, not a recommendation.
- Binance-curated early projects
- Quick Buy simplifies purchases
- Alpha Points for airdrops/TGEs
- May be considered for Binance listing
- Supports multi-chain tokens
- No guarantee of Binance spot listing
- Selection criteria opaque
- High token volatility
- Depends on Binance account and KYC
- Exact selection criteria
- Platform fee split details
- Long-term token retention policy
- Incidents or controversy records
- official 官方解释Alpha机制与Quick Buy
- official 引入公告：预上币选择池
- official 支持文档：如何工作
- X 据X帖子Alpha空投与更新
How fees are charged and split DefiLlama methodology (original): the clearest view of the mechanics
Sources: DefiLlama · Binance Alpha · DefiLlama adapter code · official site. Fees, revenue, methodology, raises and incidents are DefiLlama data synced daily; the description’s source is noted above. Profile updated 2026-11-14. Describes what it is; not a recommendation.
Welcome to Uncle Onchain Terminal
A top-down, 4-layer BTC framework, updated automatically every day:
- L1 Macro Liquidity: should the risk budget be loose or tight?
- L2 Cycle Position: where are we in the four-year cycle?
- L3 Supply Structure: which levels are really defended, and will moves get bigger?
- L4 Sentiment & Derivatives: is the short term overheating?
Each layer gets a verdict, and the four roll up into one overall read.
How to use it: start with the overall read at the top → switch between L1–L4 for each layer's verdict and evidence → click any metric card for its full history, zone rules and how often each zone occurred historically.
Data refreshes daily at 7:37 PM ET (Event calendar), 7:53 PM ET (Leg tracker), 11:13 PM ET (Core picks monitor), 11:43 PM ET (Alpha radar), 12:13 AM ET (RWA), 9:17 PM ET (L2 cycle state machine), 9:47 PM ET (L3 supply layer), 10:17 PM ET (L4 sentiment & derivatives) and 10:40 PM ET (Daily run); each daily log is frozen once written. Every metric carries an evidence grade; anything we can't source for real is marked "Pending" rather than filled with a proxy.
This site is a work in progress. Spotted a problem or have an idea? Find us on X at @Uncle_Onchain.
Data and process records only. Not investment advice.
What’s new · 2026.11.14.6
New section: Alpha Radar (replaces Narratives)
- NewAlpha Radar complements Core Picks: Core covers mature tokens with continuous readings on Binance; this covers what is not mature yet. Two daily tables to start: tokenless protocols with ≥ $100K protocol revenue over 30 days (merged by parent) and protocols added to DefiLlama in the last 14 days. Established projects only, no launch-hour meme sniping.
- NewLead ledger: every protocol that appears in either table is logged with its first-seen date and reading, append-only; each day it is re-checked, and a token appearing later is logged as a launch. Today is the baseline; first-entry events start tomorrow.
- NewThe screening framework (web edition, execution rules removed), a case library (historical mechanisms, C01–C10 readouts, frozen 10-16 scores) and a progress page go live with it. Readings, evidence and unknowns only; no scores or rankings; not trade advice. /narrative/ now redirects to /alpha/.
What’s new · 2026.11.14.5
Leg tracker: phase-matched ticks + a day-45 marker for down-legs
- NewBTC and altcoin cards now carry ticks: down-legs get a duration bar and drop ticks, up-legs get gain ticks (the duration bar and day-89 line are unchanged). Ticks compare with legs from the same cycle phase, picked from the current L2 state, show the half and 9-in-10 marks, and state how many comparable legs this one already outlasted or outdid.
- NewA hypothesis-grade day-45 marker for BTC down-legs: of 9 down-legs since 2017 that passed day 45, 8 bottomed within 2–16 days, 2.1%–13.2% lower; the exception was the 2018-09 capitulation. Only 9 samples; the retirement rule is on the detail page. Not used by the trading plan. No marker for altcoins (untested).
- Improved/leg-tracker/ drops the altcoin-window section (its reading card went on 11-13), and the intro no longer asks about it.
What’s new · 2026.11.14.2
Core picks: full Binance volume, score backtest, rally replay
- DataVolume board now covers all of Binance: every spot pair (USDT / USDC / USD1 / FDUSD / BTC / fiat, converted at the day’s close) + USDⓈ-M (USDT and USDC margined, perpetual + delivery) + COIN-M. One table with regular / entrant / dropped / new tags, filterable and sortable. The market benchmark now uses the Macro page’s altcoin basket.
- DataScore research opened: the prototype’s R/C/V/D thresholds were never tested and none passed the first backtest. A research plan (what to test, data, pre-set pass rules, roles, stages) is on the new “Score research” tab; until it concludes the page shows readings and test results, with no scores or score rankings. The entry checklist now counts only verified and process rules. Asset pages gain a six-question pick card.
- NewNew “Rally replay” tab (Jul–Oct 2026 leaders-and-rotation study, 125 coins, anchor 08-19); asset pages show each coin’s class in the last BTC rally, plus active users, supply-side revenue, treasury and core developers (GitHub, from the next run). Every rule and score now has a plain-language explanation.