Changpeng Zhao, the former CEO of Binance, has publicly criticized the exchange's token listing process, describing it as 'a bit broken.' His comments follow the recent listing of the test token $TST on Binance, which saw its market capitalization peak at $600 million shortly after the listing. Zhao clarified that he had no involvement in the decision to list $TST, which was initially created as a test token and not endorsed by him. He noted that the four-hour notice period between the announcement and the actual listing allows prices to surge on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) before trading begins on centralized exchanges (CEXs), leading to price volatility. Zhao suggested that CEXs should consider automating their listing processes to prevent such price fluctuations. The listing of $TST has reignited interest in the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) ecosystem, with other tokens like $Cheems also benefiting from the increased market activity. Zhao's remarks have sparked discussions about the need for reform in Binance's listing practices to better accommodate the fast-paced nature of the crypto market.