Binance takes strong measures to clean up its portal, retail investors have finally waited for this day!

This afternoon at five o'clock, Binance suddenly announced a blacklist of "listing agents," directly naming BitABC, Web3Port partner May, former Pantera Capital member Suki Yang, and a group of individuals and institutions.

What does this mean? It means that from now on, if anyone claims they can help you list on Binance for a fee, you need to be cautious—Binance officially does not recognize these individuals!

This is actually a great thing for the market. In the past, there were always individuals who took advantage of “internal connections” and “listing channels” to deceive project parties, even indirectly affecting market expectations before token listings, ultimately shifting risks onto retail investors.

Now the exchange is proactively “cleaning up its portal,” which is equivalent to saying: we only consider project quality for listings, no gray channels. The market will be more transparent, chaos will be reduced, and it will protect projects that are genuinely working and retail investors who hold long term.

What should retail investors do now? Remember three points:

First, don’t trust any intermediaries claiming to “guarantee a listing on Binance,” as the official has repeatedly emphasized there is no such cooperation;

Second, focus on the fundamentals and technology of the project itself, and listen less to rumors;

Third, keep your money within your understanding, and don’t invest in “relationship coins” that you don’t understand.

The market is moving towards regulation, and we need to be more clear-headed and cautious—this is the true way to secure returns.

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