Mira getting listed on Binance Spot is both exciting and a bit disappointing. Initially, when it was announced that only Alpha would be listed, I was secretly thrilled. After all, I’ve been involved with this AI project for a long time and it’s the one I’m most optimistic about. If they had listed Alpha first, it would’ve likely followed the AVNT path—pumping hard, returning to its value, and then getting listed on Spot later. That would’ve created a lot of room for secondary market operations, and I was already planning to find an opportunity to go all in. I even thought about how I’d flex on Twitter when the time came. But now, they’ve gone straight to Spot in one step, which has squeezed a lot of the secondary market potential. Honestly, I’d suggest that for good projects like this—ones that aren’t top-tier but still have solid fundamentals—it’s better to list on Alpha first. This creates some wealth effects for the community and gives the project team more motivation to keep delivering after TGE.