Just saw that Binance has suspended the listing process for RED, the reason being that the project team secretly reduced the community airdrop ratio from 10% to 5% in the final stages. This is quite ridiculous; RED has 230,000 community members, and in the end, only 4,000 people were given airdrop eligibility. What's even worse is that they used Discord roles as an excuse to cancel a large number of users' airdrop eligibility. Binance's actions this time are really in favor of the users; anyone who participated in the RED airdrop would probably feel respected after seeing Binance's decision. Other exchanges went ahead with listing RED today, completely unresponsive to this sudden change in airdrop rules, which shows a huge difference. I hope other exchanges can learn from Binance's approach and establish a pre-listing assessment mechanism to protect the rights of ordinary users. To be honest, Binance's way of handling this deserves recognition; it truly considers the feelings of ordinary users, unlike some exchanges that only think about making money without caring about users' well-being.