Everything has its pros and cons. This time, the incident involving GPS and Shell's market makers has led to a series of initiatives for community governance in the Binance #Binance community, which can be regarded as a significant progress in the industry, and it's very S and very dom, I'm so excited.
1. Voting to list and delist tokens. It reminds me of DAO. The unique feature of the crypto space is decentralization, but it has become increasingly centralized due to certain individuals. It's quite admirable that as an industry benchmark, it can take the lead in adopting a community self-governance model.
2. Binance does not profit from token listings and discloses the marketing expenses for each project. In yesterday's article, I mentioned that exchanges rely on transaction fees, and the listing fees are really not that much. So, in the future, don’t think that token dumping is to cover listing fees, okay? The disclosure of marketing expenses must be praised. Many people use this title for what, we don’t know, did they really spend it appropriately?
3. Handling market violations by the market makers for projects
$GPS and
$SHELL - I'm just waiting for the pump.
4. The listing of RED was delayed due to the project team's sudden change in airdrop rules until they agree to update their community airdrop distribution plan - Awesome!
#币安社区共同治理上币政策