Does getting listed on a US-regulated exchange actually improve a token’s chance of success? Thoughts on $BGB

From what I’ve seen in crypto, projects that get listed on regulated US exchanges usually have a better chance of surviving long term, They don’t always blow up in price, but they also don’t disappear easily. The rules are stricter, and not every project can make it through.

That’s why the BGB listing on Kraken got my attention, Kraken is one of the most regulated exchanges in the US, To get listed there, a token usually has to meet higher standards around compliance and structure, It’s not just about hype or trading volume.

BGB is currently priced around $3.40, What’s more interesting is how access to a regulated US market can change how a token behaves over time, Once more serious investors can easily buy it, price action and holding patterns often become more stable.

If we look at past examples, BNB followed a similar path in the early days, It started as an exchange token, gained wider access, built more use cases, and slowly became important, I’m not saying BGB will repeat that, but the structure feels familiar.

Another important point is trust, Many people, including businesses and funds, are more comfortable using or holding tokens that trade on regulated US platforms, That alone can increase long term demand, even without hype.

Of course, nothing is guaranteed, Plenty of tokens get listed and still go nowhere, But being listed on a regulated exchange usually means the project has a better chance to grow instead of failing quietly.

So I’m curious, Do you think US regulated listings really matter long term? And at $3.40, does BGB still look early, or already fairly priced?