Binance has extended its USD1 stablecoin airdrop program for another four weeks, from September 4 to October 2, 2026. The program offers holders an estimated annualized yield of about 6%, paid in WLFI tokens, with 150 million WLFI tokens distributed weekly. Users maintaining a positive USD1 balance across eligible accounts qualify for the airdrop, with some accounts receiving a bonus multiplier. The token pool has decreased from previous rounds, indicating Binance may be reducing subsidies as USD1 adoption grows. The actual return depends on WLFI token market value, making the yield variable.
On September 23, 2026, Bitcoin fell 2.59% from a high above $87,000 to around $84,155, marking a pullback after a brief rally. While Bitcoin's daily price range was 3.93%, altcoins showed much larger swings, with Uniswap experiencing a 17.04% range d...
SharpLink CEO Joseph Chalom highlighted that Ethereum's ecosystem can support most financial activities conducted by AI agents, including lending tokenized assets and using stablecoins. These AI agents are already settling hundreds of millions of sta...
Binance is migrating Zilliqa (ZIL) deposits and withdrawals from the legacy Schnorr-based network to the Zilliqa EVM network at a 1:1 ratio following a major security flaw in the legacy system that exposed thousands of accounts and led to the theft o...
XRP surged past the $1.60 mark, reaching around $1.64, its highest since early February, driven by nearly 1,917 large transactions over $100,000 and 3,647 new wallets created. Binance saw a 663% increase in XRP deposits, though total holdings remaine...
BNB's price recently surged past the $800 mark but then pulled back slightly to trade around $788. This movement reflects a broader rally in the cryptocurrency market. The brief breakout above $800 indicates strong buying interest, though the slight ...
