RootData: In the past three years, among projects with an FDV within 1 billion dollars that have not been listed on Binance, only over 30% of the projects have not experienced a valuation inversion between primary and secondary markets
ChainCatcher news, according to research published by the Web3 asset data platform RootData on the X platform, indicates that through the analysis of projects that have not been listed on Binance since 2021, there are a total of 113 projects with an FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation) of less than 1 billion USD, among which 73 projects have experienced a valuation inversion between primary and secondary markets. RootData's research points out that as project valuations increase, their FDV gradually shows a negative correlation, particularly evident in projects valued between approximately 300 million to 1 billion USD. The average valuation of these inversely valued projects is 120 million USD, significantly higher than the median valuation of the total sample (113 projects) at 50 million USD, indicating that over 60% of projects have inflated valuations in the primary market.During the last bull market cycle, the FDV of many projects closely followed BTC's trends, showing a high correlation, while now, when BTC is at historical highs, the correlation of some projects' FDV with BTC has significantly decreased. Considering that the crypto market is characterized by high emotional trading, the significant decrease in correlation may also reveal that the underlying reasons are related to the current innovation dilemma in the crypto market.Earlier, ChainCatcher reported that Binance announced it would strengthen support for small and medium-sized cryptocurrency projects, inviting teams and projects with good fundamentals and sustainable business models to apply for listing on Binance, including direct listings, Launchpools, Megadrops, etc., to promote the continuous development of the blockchain ecosystem.