Morpho (MORPHO)

Data Over FUD Let’s break down what’s actually happening with Binance listings, straight from public launch docs, Binance Wallet & listing allocation data: Real numbers from 2025 listings show allocations are tiny - typically under 1–3% of total supply and none of this is revenue for Binance Most tokens go back to the community via Launchpool, HODLer airdrops, liquidity programs & rewards. Allocations from recent launches: ► Morpho (MORPHO) airdrop was ~0.65% of supply - sent to BNB holders before spot listing ► Walrus (WAL) airdrop covered ~1% of total supply, plus future ecosystem incentives ► Nillion (NIL) Launchpool allocated ~3.5% as rewards and users earned while staking BNB, FDUSD & USDC ► DoubleZero (2Z) HODLer airdrop ran days before trading began - rewards distributed directly to eligible wallets None of those allocations were Binance listing fees They’re user incentives and early market-building mechanisms designed to reward real participation and strengthen liquidity Launchpool & Alpha: Binance Wallet’s Alpha program gives early access to spotlighted projects before exchange listings, offering insights & potential airdrops. Prime Sale: Prime Sale opens early windows into vetted, more mature projects via a subscription model expanding who gets early access beyond private rounds Binance’s listing model is a community‑centric allocation structure that flows rewards back to users, stabilizes early markets, and boosts long‑term value @binance

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It's a good timing to remind everyone that all Morpho IP, all apps hosted on morpho(.)org, and all our social accounts like @Morpho are owned by the Morpho Association, a shareholder‑free entity. We believe in tokens. We don't own equity.

Going Down? @Morpho is going down this week! This weekly drop for $MORPHO is due to technical overselling and broad market fear for the Altcoin. $MORPHO has dropped by over 14% following a good end to last week! Source: @CoinMarketCap https://t.co/x7t0WDFx5O

Immutability is foundational to DeFi credibility. When teams can change contracts at will, TradFi gains the regulatory edge and the entire ecosystem suffers. Kudos to @Morpho for leading by example.

Immutable protocols have always carried a curse: every new version had to re-bootstrap its users from scratch. Teams had to re-incentivize the supply side, wait for demand to appear, and repeat the cycle until the system bootstrapped again. Morpho Vaults V2 can break this cycle entirely. By allocating through a Morpho DAO–controlled registry, they supply into Markets V1 today—and the moment Markets V2 (or any future immutable version) launches, it can simply be added to the registry. The vaults instantly recognize it as an eligible destination. The result: Morpho Markets V2 will launch with deep liquidity on day one. In other words, every dollar flowing into a Morpho Vault V2 becomes reusable, persistent liquidity for the entire Morpho network, across all current and future immutable market versions.

Glad to see founders are exploring miniapps. There’s a common misconception that miniapps are NOT a good fit for your product. But that’s far from true. In the last 15 months, we have built dozens of simple miniapps through a complex webapp. For example: Take Morpho — the DeFi miniapp we built. We stripped away everything, focussed on the core functionality, and shipped the miniapp within a week. This led to thousands of opens and over $100,000 in deposit… all within a single month. Miniapps are VERY powerful. Every crypto project should have them in their GTM playbook! https://t.co/nTXwIUwDX4