Binance Optimizes Ecosystem: BNB Chain Upgrades & Strategic Asset Curation

In 2025, Binance is strategically advancing its comprehensive digital asset ecosystem through a multi-faceted approach centered on enhancing scalability, performance, and refined asset curation. This involves substantial technical upgrades to the BNB Chain infrastructure, coupled with a dynamic strategy for both introducing new tokens and delisting others, signaling a mature phase of platform evolution designed to optimize user experience and foster ecosystem health.

• BNB Chain achieved 0.75-second block transaction times and approximately $0.01 transaction fees in the first half of 2025.
• Efforts to mitigate Maximum Extractable Value (MEV) on BNB Chain resulted in a 95% reduction.
• Binance Alpha expanded its token offerings, notably listing Hyperion (RION) and scheduling Taker Protocol (TAKER) for launch on July 18.
• The Token Generation Event (TGE) presale for the BNB Attestation Service (BAS) is accessible exclusively via the Binance Wallet Booster, with a subscription limit of 3 BNB tokens per user.
• Binance implemented its first series of strategic token delistings on July 16, removing LLM, GNON, NEUR, and TRISIG from the platform.

BNB Chain: Enhancing Core Infrastructure

The foundational infrastructure, BNB Chain, has undergone significant performance enhancements during the first half of 2025. Block transaction times have been impressively reduced to just 0.75 seconds, while transaction fees have remarkably dropped to approximately $0.01, substantially improving affordability and operational efficiency for both users and developers. These critical optimizations have empowered the network to efficiently handle daily transaction volumes that soared to a peak of 17.6 million. Additionally, strategic initiatives to mitigate Maximum Extractable Value (MEV) activities have achieved a notable 95% reduction, cultivating a more equitable and predictable transaction ecosystem.

Looking towards the latter half of 2025, BNB Chain is poised to dramatically increase its gas limit to 1 billion. This initiative is part of a broader, long-term roadmap extending into 2026, which prioritizes continuous advancements in speed, scalability, and the integration of native privacy features.

Strategic Asset Expansion and Curation

Complementing these robust technical advancements, Binance Alpha, the platform’s dedicated listing division, has actively pursued a dual strategy of expanding its token offerings and implementing a more refined asset curation approach. Recent new listings include Hyperion (RION), with the anticipated launch of Taker Protocol (TAKER) scheduled for July 18. Taker Protocol is notable for its utilization of the NPOL consensus mechanism, designed to enhance yield expansion.

Concurrently, Binance is facilitating a Token Generation Event (TGE) presale for the BNB Attestation Service (BAS), a promising project developed under the auspices of the BNB Chain Grants program and MVB8. Exclusive access to this presale is granted via the Binance Wallet Booster, featuring a capped subscription limit of 3 BNB tokens per user. This design ensures widespread participation and equitable proportional distribution, with any unutilized tokens being fully refunded.

Evolving Ecosystem: Delisting for Health and Utility

In a clear signal of its pivot towards a more rigorously curated ecosystem, Binance Alpha initiated its inaugural series of token delistings on July 16. The tokens LLM, GNON, NEUR, and TRISIG were officially removed from the platform. This strategic decision underscores Binance’s steadfast commitment to cultivating a robust and high-utility token environment, thereby prioritizing overall ecosystem health and ensuring the long-term viability of its listed assets.

Crucially, users maintain the flexibility to view or trade these delisted tokens through the Binance Web3 Wallet, even beyond the specified removal deadline. This provision offers a continued, viable pathway for asset management, distinct from the primary exchange listings, ensuring user access and control.