Apparently, many projects have struggled with unclear listing requirements, high fees requested by some exchanges and barriers that favor insiders over true innovation. A lack of transparency can hold back promising ideas and limit opportunities for builders. So we've been blaming projects for farming their community meanwhile it was probably the exchange.
In Q4 2024, Bitget took a different approach, prioritizing clear evaluation criteria, fair terms, and open communication. Instead of unnecessary hurdles, projects had a fair shot based on merit.
Since crypto is here to stay, I believe fairness, transparency and accessibility should be the standard. The future of Web3 depends on open opportunities, not gatekeeping.