ChainCatcher news, Zhao Changpeng responded to Sun Yuchen on X, stating: "Thank you for your support, this is recognition from someone who operates two competing exchanges. We should strive to reduce such 'quote attacks' in the industry. Bitcoin has never paid any listing fees. Focus on the project, not the exchange."Previous news, Sun Yuchen had stated that Binance never asked him for listing fees, but Coinbase demanded 500 million TRX and required a deposit of 250 million USD in BTC custody.

ChainCatcher news, TRON founder Justin Sun expressed his views on the recent controversy regarding "listing fees" for exchanges. He stated on X: "Binance charges $0. Coinbase requires us to pay 500 million TRX (worth $80 million) and demands a deposit of $250 million in BTC in Coinbase Custody to improve their performance."

ChainCatcher news, Sonic Labs co-founder Andre Cronje expressed his views on the recent controversy regarding "listing fees" from exchanges. He stated, "Binance did not charge us a listing fee, but Coinbase has repeatedly requested fees, quoting $300 million, $50 million, $30 million, and the most recent quote was $60 million."Some supporters of Coinbase responded by claiming that Andre may have contacted fake Coinbase listing workers and questioned Sonic Labs' background checks.Andre responded again, saying, "I did not sign a confidentiality agreement, so I am more than happy to provide relevant evidence (the quotes came from multiple employees/departments at Coinbase, raised over the years via email, Telegram, and Slack). What is certain now is that Coinbase can argue this is not a listing fee, but other fees, yet it still translates into the listing costs for the project. I know Coinbase may legally make some distinctions, but I am happy to disclose all evidence and let the public assess."

ChainCatcher news, according to the official announcement, the Hong Kong licensed trading platform HashKey Exchange has officially announced its listing fee policy. HashKey stated that applicants seeking to list must pay a non-refundable application fee of $10,000 or its equivalent at the time of submitting the listing application form to enter the token review process of HashKey Exchange. Paying the application fee does not guarantee a successful listing on HashKey Exchange. In addition, applicants must also pay a one-time listing fee before the token is officially listed. The listing fee will be determined based on the complexity, unique characteristics, and trading structure of the token, which may vary significantly and impact the participating teams, expert opinions, and the regulatory approval process.HashKey Exchange indicated that considering the above factors, the listing fees for tokens on its platform are expected to range from $50,000 to $300,000, with the specific amount determined by the type of token, complexity of the trading structure, due diligence and compliance, as well as expert opinions and consulting service factors.