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Usually for meme coins, Binance make some airdrop reward for active user but you must trader or join their airdrop campaign for receiving some coins landed to your Binance wallet. You can check the history receiving or transfer in your wallet and there are have note about coins landed from which one promotion or campaign site, last several years ago when meme coins listing on Binance they launched many airdrop way to earn coins maybe you get all coins from learn to earn and have many allocation for the participants.

Better verifying your account to get ability for trading, withdrawing and sell your meme coins landed in your wallet, I think if your document have rejected better contact the costumer service and find the right way how to solve with your account problem. Binance always friendly for their user and you can try again for verifying your account and approved it.
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Looks like 2FA is needed to withdraw

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I saw $57 in BNB.
It is $57 in BNB token but not 57 BNB token.

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I'm trying to see if a withrawal is possible. That'll show me this is real. Interestingly, my account now shows the verified check mark.
It sounds very unreal, because years ago Binance did not require KYC mandatory. And years ago, how long is it in details 2, 3 or 4, 5 years ago?

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I think I wrote them about the difficulty I was having then but never bothered to check back.
What difficulty they got after your account were verified successfully by Binance?

I only saw people complained about difficulty in KYC process or they failed with it, you're different as you felt difficult after verifying it completely.

I remember and this document they started KYC in 2021
​What Is KYC or Identity Verification, and How Is It Increasingly Important for Crypto?. It was written on 2021-06-04
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I've not used Binance for years due to the challenge I had in verifying my account. So today I dcided to log in and checked my assets and saw an unexpected value. On a closer scrutiny. I noticed that I now have dozens of assets that I never bought before, even the recently launched Notcoin, PEPE and others. Am I missing something? Does Binance drop bounty for all newly listed coins for its users?

Not as far as I know, unless you were eligible for some airdrop by holding certain assets but I don't believe that's the case here, not for PEPE at least.

You should be able to find where the funds came from regardless though. Make sure to check your different "history" pages to see.

I saw $57 in BNB. I can't even recall how the sum came about. May have made a small BNB transaction years ago. I'm trying to see if a withrawal is possible. That'll show me this is real. Interestingly, my account now shows the verified check mark. I think I wrote them about the difficulty I was having then but never bothered to check back.
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I've not used Binance for years due to the challenge I had in verifying my account. So today I dcided to log in and checked my assets and saw an unexpected value. On a closer scrutiny. I noticed that I now have dozens of assets that I never bought before, even the recently launched Notcoin, PEPE and others. Am I missing something? Does Binance drop bounty for all newly listed coins for its users?
I actually have a binance account as well, nothing was airdroped into my account of recent , though they did some giveaway when dogs was launched, and for you to qualify, you have to make a deposit of dogs into your binance account, before the launching, but since you said that you haven't done any transactions in that your binance account of recent, then I would suggest that you check if it's not a demo account that you are talking off, because sometimes you might see the balance of your demo account and think it's your main balance .

And lastly, if I may ask, do you have a little bit of asset there before? Because if you have an asset there before, the automatic earn might have been activated and your asset might have been staked for some rewards, which you might be rewarded in new crypto or that same crypto that your asset is being staked in.
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I've not used Binance for years due to the challenge I had in verifying my account. So today I dcided to log in and checked my assets and saw an unexpected value. On a closer scrutiny. I noticed that I now have dozens of assets that I never bought before, even the recently launched Notcoin, PEPE and others. Am I missing something? Does Binance drop bounty for all newly listed coins for its users?

Not as far as I know, unless you were eligible for some airdrop by holding certain assets but I don't believe that's the case here, not for PEPE at least.

You should be able to find where the funds came from regardless though. Make sure to check your different "history" pages to see.
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I am using Binance but I was not given NOT or PEPE. The only coin that I remember that I was given on Binance was TWT which is known as Trustwallet token but the coin was given before KYC become mandatory on the exchange.

It would be good if you contact the Binance customer care and ask them the reason why you got the coins. You do not need to do KYC before you contact the exchange customer care.
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I've not used Binance for years due to the challenge I had in verifying my account. So today I dcided to log in and checked my assets and saw an unexpected value. On a closer scrutiny. I noticed that I now have dozens of assets that I never bought before, even the recently launched Notcoin, PEPE and others. Am I missing something? Does Binance drop bounty for all newly listed coins for its users?
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