Gatekeeping: Listing on Binance does not involve any "white glove" treatment or insider channels. The key requirement is to provide users with low-price chips or airdrops

BlockBeats News, December 3rd, Binance's Co-CEO He Yi reiterated in an interview that there is no "listing conspiracy": "Binance has never had a so-called white glove. Although many people pretend to be my friends, relatives, or brothers, if everyone puts themselves in my shoes, it's clear that Binance doesn't need these roles at all. We do not charge a listing fee, and the only requirement is that the project team, after meeting the standards, is willing to sell at a low price in Alpha to retail investors or conduct an airdrop, and Binance does not take any money in between. The emergence of these so-called intermediaries is due to our high listing threshold. These people either just help you fill out a form, or they play a game of probability—casting a wide net and making promises to 100 projects that if unsuccessful, they won't charge a fee. In the end, when the project succeeds based on its own quality, they take credit and get paid. If you encounter anyone claiming to guarantee a listing, please report them, or even directly report them to law enforcement agencies. With the increasing number of licenses held by Binance, it is by no means a lawless place, and we firmly combat such fraudulent behavior."

"Finally, everyone knows that I am the second largest shareholder of Binance. The so-called white glove would be like stealing money from my own pocket to harm the company's interests, which is completely illogical. If you understand our ownership structure, you would know that I have no need to do such a thing."