Binance Lists Newton Protocol After Successful Airdrop
- Main event, leadership changes, market impact, financial shifts, or expert insights.
- Newton Protocol airdrop completes successfully.
- NEWT trading pairs go live on Binance.
Binance has completed the airdrop of Newton Protocol (NEWT) tokens to eligible BNB holders following the prescribed thresholds. Trading for NEWT starts on June 24, 2025, with pairs including USDT, USDC, BNB, FDUSD, and TRY.
The airdrop emphasizes Binance’s continued support for innovative projects. With NEWT now listed, market dynamics may shift depending on trading volume and investor interest.
Binance announced the successful listing of Newton Protocol as the 24th project on its HODLer Airdrops page, completing the airdrop phase from June 14–17, 2025. Eligible users, determined by the points threshold, will receive tokens in their spot wallets.
Led by the Magic Newton Foundation, Newton Protocol focuses on cross-chain infrastructure and AI-powered rollup technology. The airdrop phased claim thresholds were set at 241 and 180 points for Phases 1 and 2, respectively.
The airdrop saw increased short-term interest in BNB deposits, as tokens were allocated to Simple Earn and On-Chain Yield subscribers. However, broader market impacts beyond Binance and new trading pairs remain limited.
“The HODLer Airdrop Period for NEWT will run from 2025-06-14 (00:00 UTC) to 2025-06-17 (23:59 UTC). Users must maintain BNB in Simple Earn (Flexible or Locked) or On-Chain Yields to accumulate points and qualify for the airdrop. Eligible users will receive NEWT tokens prior to trading start on June 24, 2025.” – Binance Official Announcement, Binance, June 23, 2025
Market observers note potential financial shifts as NEWT is integrated into trading pairs like USDT, USDC, and BNB, affecting liquidity dynamics. As of June 24, no institutional investments or regulatory announcements have been tied to the airdrop.
Future considerations include monitoring trading volumes and token utility on exchanges, the protocol’s uptake in DeFi applications, and any regulatory guidance affecting cross-chain and AI security features.
