OKX CEO Star: Listing more BRC-20 tokens can make more quick money, but it will destroy the market

OKX CEO Star posted on the X platform stating: "Many friends have urged me to list more BRC-20 tokens. What I want to explain is that as an exchange, if we use the simplest strategy, which is to list all tokens, I believe this may help the exchange earn more quick money, but it will harm the market. OKX never wants to be the most aggressive listing exchange in the industry."

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