Whether it's Binance, OKX, or even Bybit, there hasn't been a listing fee for a long time. The so-called listing fees are essentially channel fees, and such channels have created the joke we see today.

But don't be fooled by this joke; the most important thing in the cryptocurrency world is the information gap. Those with high-level information can harvest those with lower-level information. There's no way around it. Project teams all want to be listed on Binance and OKX, so naturally, some people will step up.

The smarter ones provide "guidance," telling you where the "pits" are, while the more cunning ones directly give you "channels," claiming they can "manipulate" the listings. The former is more sincere but is often not in demand, while the latter is known to be unreliable, yet everyone is taking a gamble and rushing towards them.

What's most frightening is that some founders or leaders of projects that have been listed before, many of whom are the so-called "channels," seem to have credibility. After all, they have gone through the process once, and the relevant parties are mostly familiar with each other. However, even they cannot guarantee that their second project will be listed.

Next are the so-called "official" people; there's not much to say on this front. Just enjoy the spectacle. If there are really any friends who know the overall process well, there is almost no possibility that they can be lobbied into the final decision.

For any project wanting to be listed on Binance, OKX, and Bybit in 2026, you either need to have an ironclad relationship with the founders of the three companies, or you must honestly follow the process.

To forge iron, one must be strong; all channels are just a bonus. Whether you get listed or not ultimately depends on whether your conditions are sufficient.

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