Will Coinbase List More Binance Chain Projects As CZ Urges Exchange to be More Open?

Binance founder Changpeng “CZ” Zhao reacted to Coinbase finally listing Binance Coin (BNB) after much rivalry drama. CZ now demands fairness from Coinbase by listing more BNB Chain projects, highlighting that Binance has listed several Base projects.

CZ Urges Coinbase to List More Binance Chain Projects

Changpeng “CZ” Zhao thanked Coinbase for adding BNB to its listing roadmap. Binance founder said, “Listing a 3rd largest market cap crypto should be a no-brainer. Excellent liquidity, volume, and ecosystem. Not listing it is a loss for the exchanges themselves.”

Binance founder also urged Coinbase to list more Binance Chain projects on the United States-based crypto exchange. He claimed Coinbase hasn’t listed a single Binance Chain project yet, despite being an active chain. Also, he cited that Binance has listed several Base ecosystem projects.

CZ said this is just a recommendation and “not a trade.” This comes amid rivalry talks related to crypto asset listings on both exchanges, while claiming that they are open and inclusive to listing new projects.

Drama Surrounding BNB Listing

Coinbase announced Binance coin (BNB) listing plan after facing criticism from the crypto community on why the exchange hasn’t listed Binance Coin (BNB) yet. Binance also faced heat after claims of fees for listing and other services on the exchange, especially after Base’s lead developer Jesse Pollak highlighted it.

CZ addressed that the exchange doesn’t charge listing fees. Exchanges will race to list a crypto if a project is strong and has more demand from the crypto community. “If you are a project complaining about listing airdrops or “fees” (to users), Don’t pay it,” he added.

This sparked discussions in the crypto community about the rivalry between Coinbase and Binance, listing requirements, and minimum holdings in accounts.

BNB price fell after Coinbase added it to its listing roadmap. It happened as many liquidated their holdings to migrate to Coinbase, as some posted on X. The price is down nearly 7% in a week, currently trading at $1,190.

The 24-hour low and high are $1,151 and $1,203, respectively. Furthermore, the trading volume has decreased by 42% in the last 24 hours, indicating a massive decline in interest among traders.