[He Yi: Binance does not have 'white gloves' or family channels for listing coins; the core condition is providing users with low-cost tokens or airdrops] BlockBeats news, on December 3, Binance Co-CEO He Yi reiterated in an interview that there is no 'dark side' to coin listings: 'Binance has never had so-called white gloves. Although many people pretend to be my close friends, relatives, or brothers, think about it from another perspective—Binance has absolutely no need for these roles. We do not charge listing fees. The only condition is that after the project meets the standards, the project team is willing to sell to retail investors at a low price on Alpha or conduct airdrops. Binance does not take any money in the process. The reason why these so-called intermediaries emerge is because our listing threshold is high. These people either just help you fill out a form or play a probability game—casting a wide net and promising 100 projects that they won’t charge if unsuccessful, and when a project gets listed based on its own quality, they take credit and charge fees. If you encounter someone claiming they can guarantee a listing, feel free to report them or even directly hand them over to law enforcement. Binance now holds more and more licenses and is absolutely not a lawless zone. We are determined to crack down on such fraudulent behavior.' 'Finally, everyone knows I am the second-largest shareholder of Binance. The so-called white gloves would essentially mean stealing money from my own pocket and harming the company’s interests, which is completely illogical. If you understand our equity structure, you’ll know I have absolutely no need to do such a thing.'