@tomdoherty
Airdropped tokens can eventually be listed on CEXs, but listing is not guaranteed. Exchanges evaluate projects based on factors like token utility, liquidity, compliance, and community interest. Some CEXs proactively list popular airdrop tokens to attract traders and users, while others require formal listing applications or partnerships. Airdrops distributed on decentralized platforms may indirectly influence listing decisions if the user base grows large enough. To improve listing potential, projects often combine tokenomics, governance mechanisms, and market-making strategies. Users should also monitor announcements from exchanges, as even widely distributed airdrops may take time before CEX trading becomes available.
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