You Can Soon Get Pre-IPO Exposure on Binance Wallet, But There's A Catch

Source Beincrypto

Binance Wallet and PancakeSwap have introduced Pre-Access campaigns selling tokenized exposure to private companies before they list publicly. The first project has not been named yet.

The launch extends a year of exchange expansion into traditional assets. Binance has added stock trading, tokenized equities, and pre-IPO derivatives.

But, there’s a catch. Read ahead to find out.

Exchanges Push Further Into Traditional Assets

Demand for on-chain versions of stocks and private shares has pulled several venues in the same direction. Robinhood and Kraken both offer tokenized stock products.

Binance has since moved across the same ground, starting with derivatives. In May, it listed perpetual futures giving users exposure to high-profile private companies ahead of their initial public offerings (IPOs).

The first of those contracts was SPCXUSDT, tied to SpaceX. That company has since completed its Nasdaq listing.

Binance opened US equities trading on June 1. bStocks followed on June 12. 

Demand justifies the pivot. The number of tokenized stockholders reached 3.7 million on September 19, a record, after rising 86% over 30 days. Distributed value also reached a record of over $3 billion, according to RWA.xyz.

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Binance Pre-IPO Tokens Tie Allocations to Alpha Points

Pre-Access campaigns are the latest addition. Allocations rest on three inputs. Higher Alpha Points and a higher bStocks on-chain tier both increase allocation size, while Trencher Badge holders receive an extra allocation. PancakeSwap sets the final rules, according to Binance’s disclosure.

Binance Wallet framed the launch around access.

“Everyday people have never had access to this kind of early-stage exposure,” it said.

However, the catch is that holders receive no voting rights, dividends, or shareholder rights. Binance also warns that the tokens carry a high degree of risk and may not suit all users. Private company valuations are uncertain, and returns, liquidity, and settlement are not guaranteed.

The post said that the first campaign will be revealed soon. That company’s identity will show whether Pre-Access draws as much demand as the perpetuals did.

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