Binance, the world-renowned cryptocurrency exchange, has announced the listing of three new tokens: First Neiro on Ethereum (NEIRO), Turbo (TURBO), and Baby Doge Coin (1MBABYDOGE). According to Binance, trading for these tokens will commence on September 16, 2024, at 10:00 (UTC).
New Spot Trading Pairs
The new spot trading pairs being introduced are NEIRO/USDT, TURBO/USDT, and 1MBABYDOGE/USDT. Users can start depositing NEIRO, TURBO, and 1MBABYDOGE one hour prior to the start of trading. Withdrawals will be available starting on September 17, 2024, at 10:00 (UTC). The listing fee for these tokens is set at 0 BNB.
Details and Smart Contracts
NEIRO operates on the Ethereum blockchain, TURBO is available on both Ethereum and Solana, and 1MBABYDOGE exists on the BNB Smart Chain as well as Ethereum. Users can find the smart contract addresses on their respective block explorers:
Seed Tags and Trading Risks
Binance has applied seed tags to NEIRO, TURBO, and 1MBABYDOGE. Seed tags are used for tokens that may exhibit higher volatility and risks. Users must pass corresponding quizzes every 90 days on Binance Spot and/or Binance Margin platforms to trade these tokens. These quizzes are designed to ensure users are aware of the risks involved.
For more information on seed tags, users can visit Binance’s official announcement on seed tags.
About the Tokens
First Neiro on Ethereum (NEIRO) is a memecoin on the Ethereum blockchain. More details can be found on the First Neiro on Ethereum (Community Takeover) project page.
Turbo (TURBO) is a memecoin created by AI, aimed at providing value to its community.
Baby Doge Coin (1MBABYDOGE) originated from the Doge meme community and operates on the Binance Smart Chain. Its mission includes fostering a fun community and promoting animal adoption awareness.
Important Notes
NEIRO, TURBO, and 1MBABYDOGE are relatively new tokens and may be subject to high price volatility. Users are advised to exercise sufficient risk management and conduct thorough research before trading these tokens. For trading access, users must pass specific quizzes and accept Binance’s Terms of Use.
Trading eligibility for these new pairs may vary based on the user’s country or region of residence. Currently, users from countries such as Canada, Cuba, Iran, and the United States, among others, will not be able to trade these pairs. This list may be updated periodically to reflect changes in legal and regulatory requirements.
For the latest information, users can refer to the original announcement on Binance.
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