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Will Binance’s liquidity push revive altcoins?

Source Cryptopolitan

Binance has announced another targeted liquidity program for altcoins. This time, the targeted market depth will go mostly to DeFi tokens.

Binance will add targeted liquidity through its Spot Altcoin Liquidity Enhancement Program, starting from April 6. This will be the first specialized spot market program launched by a spot-tier exchange.

The liquidity program was first announced in July 2025, during one of the slower market periods.

Binance also boosted the number of eligible pairs from 20 to 40 and added the XAUT/USDT pair to the program.

Which altcoins will Binance boost?

The liquidity boost is targeted at coins and tokens from the latest crypto cycle. Those include the most active DeFi tokens, AAVE and MORPHO.

Other notable pairs include JUP and JTO from the Solana ecosystem. CELO is also included as a key L1 network. Other pairs include the 1INCH DEX token, LISTA, GMX, LDO, DYDX, as representatives of DeFi.

Binance has remained one of the few exchanges to offer various forms of targeted liquidity for selected markets. Even meme trading on Binance received tools for concentrated liquidity, which made some of the assets have a longer lifespan.

Will Binance repair the altcoin market?

Binance’s move arrives at a time of extremely low demand for altcoins. The market has spent 192 days since the last altcoin season, and currently, the altcoin season index is down to 37 points.

Usually, altcoin cycles have happened around two months apart, always returning after a slower period. In 2026, multiple factors have broken down altcoin trades, with minimal exceptions.

One of the reasons is the shrinking liquidity depth for altcoin pairs, leading to ongoing losses. There are also a few investors willing to wait for the altcoin season to sell. The expanded Binance liquidity program may improve spreads and slippage on selected pairs.

Is liquidity returning to Binance?

As of 2026, the crypto space has unprecedented liquidity available in the form of stablecoins. Recently, Binance saw another $102M stablecoin inflows.

As of April, Binance holds over $45B in stablecoins on Ethereum, with more on other networks. Since February, Binance has added net inflows of around $4B in stablecoins.

Will Binance boost altcoins with a new liquidity program? — Binance holds over $45B in stablecoins, with significant net inflows in the past month. | Source: CryptoQuant.

This liquidity is still waiting on the sidelines, with few high-conviction bets on altcoins. Altcoin volumes on the Binance futures markets are around 37% of the exchange’s activity, and overall altcoin trading has sunk to lows not seen since 2022.

As DEX activity also slows down, Binance’s move may attract interest in a selected subset of altcoins. The concentrated liquidity may boost some of the markets, as Binance has previously become the main hub for altcoin activity.

The added liquidity program also prepares for an eventual market recovery and the most successful survivors of the latest market downturn.

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