Andre Cronje: Coinbase has repeatedly asked for listing fees and is willing to publish all evidence for public identification

Odaily News Sonic Labs co-founder Andre Cronje said in a post regarding the recent exchange's "listing fee" controversy: "Binance did not charge us a listing fee, but Coinbase has repeatedly asked for a fee and has quoted $300 million, $50 million, $30 million, and the most recent offer is $60 million." In response, a Coinbase supporter replied that Andre may have contacted a fake Coinbase listing worker and doubted Sonic Labs' background check. Andre responded again, "I did not sign a confidentiality agreement, so I am very happy to provide relevant proof (the asking price came from multiple Coinbase employees/departments over the years via email, Telegram, and Slack). Now it is certain that Coinbase can argue that this is not a listing fee, but other fees, but this will still be converted into listing costs. I know Coinbase may make some legal cuts, but I am happy to publish all the evidence and let the public identify it."