The thing is that Binance is now an institution, they have their own research team that vet projects, so for a project to get listed there it must have passed basic criteria and also they have a strong marketing team that would help pump the price of the tokens when it is listed and also incentivize market markers to help generate volume
Knowing how successful the projects that have submitted for listing are not just a skill specific to Binance. Even there have been hundreds of projects that have been delisted shortly after being listed. If those who are busy researsching succesful projects can also do it wrong, then that's not what success of Binance is all about. So instead of working with a single exchange, try looking for a few. When there is an increase, it is not according to the exchange, it is all about the project itself. There have been so many coins(juld?) that are not listed on Binance but have provided much better earnings.
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