Crypto Emperor confronts the President! CZ bluntly states: No one should think about taking shortcuts to Binance
Another big scoop in the crypto world! Binance founder CZ recently made a public statement, directly slapping the faces of those trying to take shortcuts. Even a national president who sought help to list on Binance was outright rejected by him. This move has caused a stir in the crypto community.
In his public statement, CZ clearly stated that anyone claiming to help projects get listed on Binance is a fraud, regardless of whether they are intermediaries, consultants, or former or current employees of Binance. Anyone who dares to use the banner of 'listing' to deceive will be blacklisted upon reporting, and may even be publicly exposed.
What’s even more astonishing is that CZ disclosed he recently rejected a listing request from a national president, stating, 'I cannot help.' It’s worth noting that Binance, as a leading global cryptocurrency exchange, means that getting listed on the platform represents a tremendous flow of traffic and potential market value increase. Even a president wants to take shortcuts, which illustrates the allure of listing on Binance. However, CZ shows no leniency, and his firm refusal solidifies his title as the 'Crypto Emperor'—in the face of Binance's listing rules, even the president has no privileges.
In fact, Binance has long been plagued by doubts of 'private operations for listings.' CZ's strong stance this time also sends a signal to the market: the listing process at Binance has strict standards, and there is no space for any under-the-table operations. For ordinary investors and project parties, this is both a reminder and a warning—anyone using 'helping to list on Binance' as a gimmick is purely a scam; beware of falling into traps.
One must say, CZ's actions not only uphold Binance's rule bottom line but also once again demonstrate his absolute influence in the crypto field. It’s just that we don’t know how the rejected president feels, and those in the crypto community looking for shortcuts may have to completely abandon their hopes.
