Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has announced its support for a new initiative. Similar to how Coinbase highlights projects on its Base network, Binance is supporting initiatives on its BSC network. This article details the new project, Dino Tycoon.
Dino Tycoon (TYCOON)
Dino Tycoon (TYCOON) will be unveiled for the first time on Binance Alpha on Tuesday, November 4th, with a maximum supply of 1 billion. Eligible users can claim their airdrops with Binance Alpha points from the Alpha Events page once transactions begin.
The project is backed by Dino Tycoon Labs Ltd and is a new addition to the ventures where artificial intelligence and blockchain converge. Its AI-powered simulation engine allows users to create and test strategies. Players make decisions aligned with real investment and business strategies as they navigate complex scenarios, enabling predictive intelligence by analyzing behavior patterns and decision flows. Real-time suggestions and strategic analyses enrich the gaming experience and improve decision-making processes.
The Dino Tycoon platform was launched with an investment simulation in the first quarter of this year. A four-tier Dino AI engine with real-time behavior analysis and adaptive feedback is planned to launch in the first quarter of 2026. In the second half of 2026, a B2B AI API will be initiated, providing third-party behavioral AI support to financial institutions. New games and partnerships are planned for the end of 2026, including Idol Tycoon and Gecko City, with 2027 targeting the transfer of management to a DAO and the start of AI-powered investment advisory services.
Sales prices range from 0.02 to 0.08 dollars. Fifty-eight percent of the supply will be distributed via the ecosystem and airdrops, with a portion allocated for rewards and campaigns. Ten percent of the supply is locked with the team for four months, followed by a gradual release over 48 months. Tokens for early investors and pre-sale participants will have a five-month lock period, with an 18-month linear release schedule.