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Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, closely follows altcoin listings and delisting news among investors.
At this point, the question of which altcoins Binance lists and how remains a mystery, and there is much speculation surrounding it.
While speculation continues in the market about Binance receiving funding from or giving preferential treatment to altcoin projects, CZ has issued a statement.
Binance founder CZ stated that 99.999% of offers to help with Binance listings are scams.
At this point, CZ warned against identity impersonation scams related to exchange listings. In a post from his X account, CZ stated that most of the people offering help with Binance listings or claiming to have a personal connection with him are scammers.
CZ added that he didn’t know 99.999% of these people and would blacklist them if their identities were verified.
You can safely assume anyone who claims to be able to help you list your project on Binance (CEX) is a SCAMMER, especially if they say they know CZ or is a good friend, etc.
99.999% of the time, I don't know them. If I do, I will put them on a blacklist. Stay SAFU! 🙏
— CZ 🔶 BNB (@cz_binance) March 25, 2026
“I Can Stake $ASTER!”
CZ also hinted at the possibility of staking the altcoin Aster.
In response to a user’s question on X about whether they would stake $ASTER, CZ said they might consider staking it.
CZ had previously stated that he had personally invested in $ASTER.
*This is not investment advice.
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