According to ChainCatcher's message, He Yi, the co-founder of Binance, posted on the X platform stating, "If a project does not pass the screening process, no matter how much money or what percentage of tokens, it cannot be listed on Binance.
The projects that have been listed on Binance have clear introductions in the token distribution column, so you can analyze the percentages yourself to know whether there is the so-called 20% or 15%.
The airdrop rules for Binance's Launchpool and other listings are transparent and clear, but that does not mean that all projects with 20% of tokens wanting to collaborate with Binance for airdrops can be listed on Binance. If a project has 20% of tokens and wants to collaborate with Binance's Web3 wallet, they are welcome to do so.
FUD will never disappear, but let's become stronger. Gossip is easy to gain traffic, and business competition is always full of dark sides; when you understand the rules of how this world operates, you will no longer be easily swayed by rumors and will have the ability to think independently.
People like AC, who dare to tell the truth in the midst of the noise, are the ones who truly deserve the community's respect."
