I feel that CEX listing is premature. To me, one of our key sources of revenue in the future will be transaction fees from DEXs. If we can approach traditional stablecoin levels of volume while owning our own liquidity, the revenue from transaction fees will be insane. CEX listing means we miss out on fees from transactions. Of course, we still get some trickle down affect via people arbing the difference between CEX and DEX price. But this pales in comparison to what we're missing out on if people are using OHM to trade in and out of various tokens on the CEX platform.
The counterpoint would be if CEX listing would increase bond sales. But why exactly would that be the case? Maybe OP can explain further?
Finally, I think we should only consider CEXs that are prepared to offer OHM staking services for their customers. If you can't stake with the CEX, then have to get your hands dirty with Metamask etc. But avoiding that kind of stuff is precisely why someone is on a CEX to begin with. We want to avoid facilitating a scenario where people are blinding aping into OHM only to realize later that they're being massively diluted because they didn't stake.