Binance Lists BABY Token as Bitcoin-Secured Blockchain Goes Live

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Binance has officially listed BABY, the native token of the newly launched Babylon Genesis blockchain. The listing follows the Babylon Foundation’s successful airdrop of 600 million BABY tokens to early adopters and contributors.

Dubbed as the “world’s first Bitcoin-secured Layer-1 blockchain,” Babylon Genesis aims to unlock the latent potential of Bitcoin by allowing BTC holders to stake their coins and help secure the network. In return, stakers receive BABY tokens, marking a novel integration of Bitcoin’s security model with the flexibility of Proof-of-Stake systems.

According to Babylon’s official statement on X, this innovative model positions the Babylon protocol as a foundational infrastructure layer for Bitcoin, addressing the long-standing limitation of Bitcoin’s programmability without compromising its robust security.

The recent airdrop, which accounts for 6% of BABY’s total supply of 10 billion tokens, is designed to reward early community members and decentralize governance from the outset. The foundation confirmed that there are no transfer restrictions on the airdropped tokens, enabling recipients to trade or stake their BABY immediately.

Binance began trading BABY on April 10, 2025, at 10:00 UTC, with trading pairs available in USDT, USDC, BNB, FDUSD, and TRY. The exchange has labeled BABY with its “Seed Tag,” which alerts users that the token is in an early, potentially high-risk phase.

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The listing on Binance not only offers immediate liquidity for BABY holders but also adds significant visibility to Babylon Genesis as it steps into the competitive Layer-1 blockchain arena. As of writing, BABY is priced at $0.1032 with a market cap of $234 million, according to CoinMarketCap.

With a pioneering approach to Bitcoin staking and a strong entry on Binance, Babylon Genesis may be poised to play a key role in the next wave of decentralized infrastructure.

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