Recently, a major exchange adjusted its review logic for listing perpetual contracts. The benefits behind this policy change are worth the project teams' attention.

Industry insiders have analyzed a core change: it used to be difficult for Day1 projects to get listed for contracts, but now platforms prefer Day2 and Day3 projects. The logic behind this is very clear—project teams want to smoothly initiate contract trading, and their early alpha performance must be impressive.

Simply put, the principle is this: don't release good news while simultaneously causing panic selling, and don't rush to open contracts to short your own project. The project's fundamentals and market performance have already become invisible thresholds for contract approval. To get onboard, project teams need to tell their story well first, gain market consensus, and then opening contracts will naturally follow.