What role do exchange listings play in the long term growth of tokens?

[Cryptochiefprest]

 

Arbitrum has been trending with fresh governance updates and rising activity in the L2 space, showing how scaling solutions can make a big difference in blockchain adoption. This growth reflects how important it is for projects to secure early momentum and attention.

In a similar way, Falcon Finance ($FF) is now stepping into the spotlight with its listing carnival on BingX. The event includes 110,000 USDT rewards for participants, which is a powerful way to build early traction. From my perspective, exchange listings do more than just provide trading access they give a project a stamp of visibility and legitimacy that can be crucial in its early days.

The addition of rewards makes this launch even more compelling because it helps the community feel directly involved from the start. However, the long term growth of a project will always depend on more than just a listing event. The question is whether $FF can keep its momentum alive by focusing on actual use cases, partnerships, and steady community engagement.

Do you think listings with reward pools are enough to push long term adoption, or are they only short-term boosts that need more strategies afterward?