Binance has quietly added two Chinese-language altcoins to its Alpha pre-listing pool, signaling growing interest in the wave of digital assets emerging from China’s fast-evolving crypto community.

According to sources familiar with the development, the tokens 修仙 (Xiuxian) and 哈基米 (Hajimi) have been included in the pool – a section Binance uses to monitor and evaluate potential listing candidates before official approval.

Early Interest, Not a Guarantee

While entry into Alpha doesn’t confirm that a listing will follow, it’s widely seen as an indicator that Binance’s research and risk teams are actively reviewing these projects. The exchange recently rolled out a software update supporting Chinese characters, a move that has sparked speculation that more China-originated tokens could soon make their way to Binance’s main trading platform.

Crypto analysts caution that these early-stage tokens are extremely volatile, and even deposits in the Alpha pool carry risks of total loss, including principal investment. Alpha tokens are not tradable on Binance but are often used to test liquidity, demand, and community engagement.

A Look at the New Additions

Data shows that 哈基米 (Hajimi) currently holds a market capitalization of $43 million, while 修仙 (Xiuxian) stands at roughly $10 million. Both projects have gained traction among Chinese-speaking traders over recent weeks, driving social media buzz across regional crypto forums.

Although Binance has not issued an official statement, the Alpha listings suggest the exchange is expanding its attention toward localized crypto ecosystems – particularly as mainland-linked projects attract new waves of speculation despite broader market uncertainty.

For now, these additions remain a signal – not a confirmation – of what might be the next regional trend shaping global crypto listings.