Binance founder warns cryptocurrency listing brokers and threatens to ban them

Binance platform founder CZ has warned of fraud related to the listing of new digital currencies, emphasizing that anyone who claims to be able to guarantee the listing of a project in exchange for a fee is a fraud.

Binance has announced a zero-tolerance policy for brokers, and any project using a third party to attempt a listing will be banned and permanently excluded from future consideration.

The warning comes amid growing activity by so-called listing agents who target emerging Web 3 projects and allege insider ties to Binance management.

The platform emphasizes that applications for currency listing must be submitted directly by the project founder or its core team. All members undergo a strict verification process (KYC) and no fixed evaluation fees are charged.

Binance also adopts a hierarchical project screening system, starting from platforms such as “Binance Alpha”, to platforms such as “Binance Contract Machine” for market testing, and then to official listing. This also reflects the tightening of Binance’s regulatory standards in recent years.

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