In a recent post on X (formerly Twitter), Yi He, Co-founder of Binance, outlined Binance's unwavering commitment to transparency in project listings and airdrop rules. “If the project does not pass the screening process, no matter how much money or how many coins, it will not be listed,” Yi He wrote. She urged users to do their own research (DYOR), highlighting Binance’s practice of clearly presenting token distribution data for listed projects.
Yi He explained that while Binance Launchpool and airdrop rules are transparent, this clarity does not imply automatic approval for projects offering airdrops. “Airdrops on Launchpool and other listings have transparent and clear rules,” she said, but clarified that willingness to conduct airdrops is not sufficient for listing.
Yi He also reflected on the industry's challenges, acknowledging that “FUD will never go away, but it makes us stronger.” She pointed out that the business environment is rife with gossip and competition but emphasized the importance of understanding the industry's underlying mechanisms to foster independent thinking. She commended figures like Andre Cronje, saying, “People…who dare to speak the truth through the noise are the ones who truly deserve respect in the community.”
Yi He's remarks serve as a reminder of Binance’s dedication to transparency and resilience in navigating the crypto market's complex and competitive landscape.