Binance has started its August Monthly Leaderboard for Dual Investment users, rewarding the top 100 participants based on their average subscription amounts during the month. The first-place winner will receive 5,888 USDC as a 14-day Dual Investment subscription, with other prizes descending to 68 USDC for lower ranks. To qualify, users must have verified accounts, enroll in the activity, and maintain subscriptions longer than three days. The campaign runs from August 3 to August 31, with rewards distributed by September 14. This leaderboard incentivizes larger and longer Dual Investment subscriptions, a product where users can earn yields by setting target prices for crypto assets with settlement outcomes determining the final asset received. Binance warns that funds are locked during the subscription and that the product does not protect principal, highlighting the risks involved.
Binance Coin (BNB) is trading at $588.44, up 2.18% in 24 hours, with a market cap of $78.35 billion. Analysts highlight BNB's return to a long-term accumulation zone between $300 and $450, a range that historically preceded significant price rallies ...
Ethereum staking experienced a net outflow of 149,113 ETH from July 28 to August 3, even as the annual percentage rate (APR) for staking rewards slightly increased from 2.66% to 2.67%. Total staked ETH reached 41.37 million, about one-third of the ci...
Cryptocurrency markets showed mixed performance with Bitcoin and Ethereum prices slightly declining while several major altcoins like XRP, BNB, Solana, and Dogecoin posted gains. The total market capitalization remained steady around $2.16 trillion, ...
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The recent $89 million Coldcard hardware wallet exploit has caused many bitcoin holders, especially smaller ones, to transfer their coins back to exchanges for safety. This behavior contrasts with the post-FTX collapse trend, where investors moved fu...
