Whales Dominate Tether (USDT) Inflows on Binance
Recent data reveals that large institutional investors (“whales”) account for the majority of Tether (USDT) deposits on Binance, signaling potential upcoming market moves.
Recent data reveals that large institutional investors (“whales”) account for the majority of Tether (USDT) deposits on Binance, signaling potential upcoming market moves.
Binance almost increased trading fees for several cryptocurrencies before reversing course, sparking discussions about exchange policies and token economics. Here’s the complete list of affected assets.
BlockDAG emerges as a revolutionary newcomer while Solana, Chainlink, and Binance Coin maintain dominance as must-watch crypto assets in 2025. These projects showcase diverse innovations across scalability, oracles, and exchange ecosystems.
Binance Pay has made USD Coin (USDC) the default currency for new users, signaling growing institutional adoption of stablecoins. The move could boost USDC’s utility in global crypto payments.
The integration of USD Coin (USDC) on the Hedera network through Binance enables seamless transactions and access to high-yield DeFi opportunities. Platforms like Bonzo Finance and SaucerSwap offer users up to 17% and 20% APR, respectively, leveraging Hedera’s low fees and high throughput.
Binance’s media traction has plummeted by 103%, coinciding with reports that former President Trump excluded Binance Coin (BNB) from a proposed crypto strategic reserve.
BNB traders are increasingly exploring Web3 mobile blockchain platforms, as new competitors position themselves to challenge Binance’s dominance in user activity. This shift highlights the growing demand for decentralized and mobile-first crypto solutions.
Binance executives have firmly denied rumors of the exchange being up for sale, reaffirming their commitment to growth and innovation in the crypto space. This article examines the origins of the rumors and Binance’s stance on the matter.
A significant transfer of 800,000 Litecoin (LTC), valued at $79.5 million, to Binance has sparked speculation about a potential sell-off. Analysts are closely monitoring the situation to determine if this movement signals a market downturn or strategic trading activity.
Richard Teng, CEO of Binance, has issued a critical warning about increasing crypto scams, advising the community to exercise caution and recognize red flags like Ponzi and pyramid schemes. He highlights the necessity of thorough research and skepticism regarding unsolicited offers to foster a vigilant and informed crypto investment landscape.