Recently, there has been a heated discussion about coin listings on Binance, and the topic is quite interesting. As the largest hub for traffic and capital in the crypto world, there are naturally many voices regarding the pros and cons of Binance.
Ultimately, all the praise and criticism can be summarized in one sentence: "The world is bustling, all for profit; the world is in turmoil, all for gain." Everyone has their own interests and positions.
Personally, I will neither overly praise Binance nor belittle it. But we need to understand some basic logic. Whether it's VC coins or MEME coins, those who enter first usually make the most profit, while many of the VC coins that launch later have traps. After all, as a profit-oriented institution, how could Binance provide opportunities for everyone for free like a charitable organization?
In general, the more crowded the trading space, the less likely it is to be the best trading opportunity. And after speculators lose money, they always need a place to vent. After all, Binance charges trading fees and listing fees but does not have to bear other risks; facing criticism is inevitable, as this is not the first time.
Wherever there is a large flow of people, there will be a community, and within that community, there will inevitably be disputes. In the end, all of this is just a game of interests.