BNB Chain completed its 36th quarterly token burn by sending 1,615,827.795 BNB tokens, valued at nearly $932 million, to dead wallets. This burn reduces the total BNB supply to 133,166,127.91 tokens as part of an ongoing auto-burn system aimed at lowering supply to 100 million BNB. The burn amount is adjusted based on BNB's price and blockchain activity, and future burns will continue directly on the BNB Smart Chain. BNB Chain also announced plans to enhance network speed and throughput in the second half of 2026, targeting a 10x performance improvement by early 2027.
BNB Chain deployed the BEP-675 upgrade on its BSC Testnet, increasing throughput from 1,237 to 2,324 transactions per second, an 88% improvement. This was achieved by eliminating redundant block execution, reducing validator processing time from 125m...
BNB Chain has reached a new milestone with over 300,000 addresses holding real-world assets (RWAs), placing it second among blockchains by tokenized fund value in DeFi. This growth highlights rising trust in BNB Chain's fast, low-cost transactions, a...
An Ethereum wallet linked to former President Trump reportedly transferred $100 million worth of ETH to Binance, one of the largest moves from a politically connected wallet to a centralized exchange. While this could signal a potential sale, it may ...
Bitcoin's price recently climbed back above $65,000 but faces strong resistance in the $65K-$67K zone, which is crucial for determining its next move. Despite positive ETF inflows and some accumulation by long-term holders, buying pressure has not be...
Mike Silagadze, CEO of ether.fi, has publicly bet $1 million that Ethereum's proposed EIP-8363, which introduces a tapered burn on validator rewards as staking increases, will centralize the network by pushing out smaller validators. The proposal aim...
