He Yi: There are no "white glove" or insider channels for token listings on CEXs; the core requirement is to provide users with low-priced tokens or airdrops.

On December 3, CEX Co-CEO He Yi reiterated in an interview that there is no “listing black box”; CEX does not have so-called “white gloves” or insider channels, and the core requirement for listing is that the project team must provide users with low-priced tokens or airdrops. Any behavior impersonating an intermediary is considered fraud, and industry whistleblowing is encouraged. When discussing CEX’s business and outlook for the crypto sector, He Yi stated that although CEX has nearly 300 million users, there are still shortcomings in product experience (such as smoothness) and localized services, making it less user-friendly than some local exchanges. Going forward, the focus will be on improving technical stability and striving to provide inclusive financial opportunities for retail investors amid global regulatory challenges. Previously, CEX underestimated the potential of meme tokens; after learning from early conservative judgments on contracts and meme coins, He Yi said that although they do not fully understand the current hot trend of “prediction markets,” they will not easily say “no.” When market attention reaches a certain level, vested interests and noise are inevitable, and CEX will maintain an open and learning mindset.