Whether it's Binance, OKX, or even Bybit, there hasn't been a coin listing fee for a long time. The so-called coin listing fee itself is a channel fee, and the channel thing is the joke that broke out today. But don't be fooled, the most important thing in the cryptocurrency industry is the information gap. People with high latitude information can harvest those with low latitude information, which is impossible. Project parties all want to go on Binance and OKX, so naturally someone will jump out. The smarter ones are the "guides" who can tell you where the "pitfalls" are, while the more cunning ones are the ones who directly give you the "channels" and tell you that you can "influence" the listing of coins. The former is more sincere, but often not needed, while the latter knows it is unreliable, but they are both betting on what might happen and rushing to get it. The scariest part is the founders or leaders of some projects they have worked on in the past. Many of these people are legendary "channels", which may seem like they have gone through the same process and know similar people. However, even they cannot guarantee that their second project will succeed. Secondly, there are the so-called "official" personnel, which I won't say much about. Just watch the excitement. If you really know the overall process, it's almost impossible for the person who ultimately decides to do public relations. Any project that wants to be listed on Binance OKX and Bybit in 2026 must either have a direct relationship with the three founders or follow the process honestly. To forge iron, one also needs to be strong in oneself. All channels are just icing on the cake. Whether one can really decide to succeed or not depends on whether one's own conditions are sufficient.