Binance experienced its biggest weekly crypto outflows in nearly three years, with $1.23 billion withdrawn ahead of the EU's MiCA regulatory deadline on July 1. This surge reflects investor reactions to regulatory changes, as Binance scaled back services in several European countries and withdrew its Greek license application. Concurrently, a spike in Ethereum withdrawals suggests some investors are moving assets to self-custody for long-term holding. The coming weeks will reveal if outflows continue, indicating accumulation, or if assets return to exchanges, signaling short-term regulatory concerns.
Binance has completed its 37th quarterly burn, permanently removing 1.64 million BNB tokens worth about $1.2 billion to reduce supply and increase scarcity. Simultaneously, Binance introduced Binance AI Pro, a new AI-powered trading tool that allows ...
The total cryptocurrency market capitalization fell by 3.05% to $2.75 trillion as of October 19, despite six major cryptocurrencies posting gains. Bitcoin rose 0.75% to $82,600, holding 60.2% of the market share, while Ether increased 0.27% to $2,424...
Mastercard is expanding its crypto team and infrastructure with a clear focus on stablecoins and blockchain payments rather than Bitcoin. The company has added leadership roles, launched a global Crypto Partner Program with over 85 firms including Bi...
Circle disclosed that in the first half of 2026, it generated $1.4 billion from USDC stablecoin revenue, with 59% paid to distribution partners like wallets and exchanges, and 34% reinvested into network infrastructure such as compliance and liquidit...
BNB reached a 24-hour high of $728.53 but needs an hourly closing price above $727.53 to confirm a short-term breakout. Currently trading at $725.31, BNB sits below its 20-day and 50-day moving averages but above its 200-day average, signaling mixed ...
