Recently, I came across several very interesting discussions all talking about the same thing.

Ever since the Zhuanguo incident caused a huge stir, and with someone on the chain revealing an address suspected to be an insider wallet, although some people may just be talking about insider information, this kind of thing really makes people think more—whether there is an old mice warehouse (a term for insider trading) or not, no one can say for sure.

These days, many people in the group are asking, what are the criteria for listing tokens? I saw an explanation from a professional in the industry, which I think is the most reliable so far. Basically, the whole market liquidity is too poor right now, so even if many coins get listed, it's hard to see bright performance. It's not that the projects are bad; it’s the overall environment—funds are limited, and no matter how you tinker, you can't get much effect.