Tried to find the answers in the internet but failed to find some, here are just the information I get.
Listing coins to binance are not mentioned on their pages, but you can fill the form here (
https://support.binance.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000822512-Listing-a-Coin-on-Binance-com) and read this statement of CZ
We don’t like big ICOs. If you do a big ICO, be prepare to pay a large % of coins as insurance deposit and listing fee.
And to poloniex, will not accept any means of payment, but I'm afraid if they still list any coins on their exchange, the last coin they listed was on Oct 27 based on their twitter handle - (
Link). But still try to contact them.
We don't have a definitive set of criteria as each project is unique. We listen to the community and select projects that we believe are unique, innovative, and that our users would be interested in trading. We also look for products that have strong (organic) market demand.
Some takeaways:
We cannot list any token that resembles a security. We suggest token devs familiarize themselves with The Howey Test.
Note: We do not accept payment for listing.
The same to bitfinex
Several factors go into our decision-making process when considering adding a new token to Bitfinex. Some of these factors include user requests, shareholder interest, market capitalization, token design parameters, and a thorough assessment of the token's development process; including, but not limited to, the team behind the coin and their strategies for solving technical and nontechnical problems.
We continue to monitor these factors and make prudent decisions to keep our customers' best interests in mind.
Kucoin was mentioned above already and according to the link provided from uk.businessinsider.com it seems so fees is so huge to get listed lol
Cryptocurrency exchanges are charging between $50,000 and $1 million to list initial coin offerings, according to a Business Insider investigation.