Changpeng Zhao: "If it's a good project, exchanges will compete to list it first"
Summary
- Changpeng Zhao said that if a project is solid, exchanges would want to list it first.
- He said that if you have to beg exchanges for a listing, you should check the project's competitiveness and direction.
- He emphasized that in a decentralized world, companies can freely choose their business model, and it is important to treat users well.
Changpeng Zhao (CZ), co-founder of Binance, said that if a project is solid, exchanges would try to list it first.
On the 15th (local time), Changpeng Zhao wrote on X (formerly Twitter), "If you think the airdrops or the costs paid to users offered when an exchange lists are a waste, then don't use them," adding, "If a project is truly excellent, exchanges will try hard to bring it on board first."
He went on to emphasize, "If you are in a situation where you have to beg exchanges to list you, you should first check the project's competitiveness and direction." He added, "In a decentralized world, each company can freely choose its business model, and no one forces them," and said, "You should focus on treating users well rather than worrying about competitors."
Son Min
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