


The third batch of the $100M Liquidity Incentive Program focuses on three BSC native projects that have recently pursued centralized exchange listings. These projects—Aiden Labs, SCARCITY, and Shong Inu—represent the latest cohort of blockchain initiatives seeking to establish their presence on major trading platforms. Each project has completed listings on major centralized exchanges within the cryptocurrency ecosystem, demonstrating their commitment to expanding accessibility and trading opportunities for their communities.
To qualify for liquidity support rewards under this program, projects must meet specific performance and distribution criteria established by the BNB Chain team. The primary requirements include maintaining a minimum threshold of active holders, achieving sufficient average daily trading volume, and ensuring that token concentration among top holders remains below critical levels. These requirements are designed to promote healthy tokenomics, broad community participation, and genuine market activity. Additionally, only projects that achieved centralized exchange listings within the specified evaluation period are eligible for the corresponding liquidity support rewards in this evaluation cycle.
Following a rigorous review process, none of the three projects in this batch currently meet all eligibility requirements for immediate liquidity rewards. Aiden Labs fell short due to active holder count below the 10,000 threshold and average daily trading volume under 1 million. SCARCITY was disqualified because its top 10 externally owned accounts (EOAs) exceeded the 10% concentration limit and its daily trading volume remained insufficient. Shong Inu failed to meet multiple criteria, including inadequate active holder count, excessive top 10 EOA concentration, and insufficient trading volume. These detailed findings provide clear guidance for projects to understand where improvements are needed.
While the current batch projects do not qualify for immediate rewards, this does not represent a permanent exclusion from the program. Each project remains eligible for future reward cycles once they successfully address the identified shortcomings. The program encourages continued ecosystem building and development through the $100M Incentive Program framework. Projects can enhance their prospects by expanding their active user base, improving daily trading volume through increased market activity, and ensuring more balanced token distribution among their communities. Additionally, projects that receive liquidity support can continue earning supplementary rewards by successfully listing on additional centralized exchanges, creating multiple pathways to program benefits and long-term sustainability.
The third batch evaluation demonstrates the BNB Chain's commitment to supporting quality projects through rigorous, transparent criteria. While none of the current applicants met the eligibility threshold, the detailed feedback provided serves as a constructive roadmap for improvement. Projects are encouraged to view these results as developmental milestones rather than setbacks, recognizing that the $100M Liquidity Incentive Program remains accessible to those who strengthen their market fundamentals and community engagement. As the BNB Chain core team continues making strategic improvements to optimize resource allocation and accelerate ecosystem development, future evaluation cycles will offer renewed opportunities for projects demonstrating progress toward meeting program requirements.
CEX stands for Centralized Exchange. It is a digital marketplace operated by a centralized entity where users can buy, sell, and trade cryptocurrencies. CEXs function as intermediaries, holding user funds and facilitating transactions with user-friendly interfaces and high liquidity.
CEXs offer superior liquidity, easy fiat onboarding, robust security infrastructure, and professional customer support. They enable faster trading with user-friendly interfaces and reliable order execution for seamless crypto transactions.
CEX faces security risks from hacking attacks and single points of failure. Additionally, centralized exchanges are subject to regulatory oversight, may restrict user privacy, and concentrate trading volume among a few platforms, reducing market decentralization.











