I checked, and Binance has about a dozen official Twitter accounts.
T0, with the most followers and the greatest influence, is Binance's official English Twitter account.
T1 is the core of Binance's business content output, namely the Official Twitter of its various business lines, such as Binance Futures, which has recently encountered problems.
T2 refers to the Official Twitter accounts of various countries and regions, which have relatively few followers and receive less attention. When a coin is listed on Binance, the listing team and the person in charge will definitely be the first to know, followed by the editors who edit the announcements and tweets.
There's no need to worry about the listing team; they generally wouldn't dare to leak information or engage in insider trading. Their salaries at Binance are already very generous, and since they're all in the same department, they're easy to control and manage. There's no need for them to risk breaking the law and losing their jobs.
However, managing so many editors is indeed a challenge, as they are most likely not in the same department.
The compensation and management structure are quite complex, and it's inevitable that some people will have selfish motives and want to make some extra money.
But I believe these are isolated cases, and most Binance employees cherish their jobs.
