Binance's bitcoin reserves have risen to over 693,000 BTC, the highest in two years and about 30% of all major exchange reserves. This increase of roughly 77,000 BTC since April raises potential sell-side pressure as Bitcoin faces a strong resistance zone between $83,000 and $85,000, where long-term holders may sell. Bitcoin must hold above $75,000 or break through $85,000 to show demand can absorb this added liquidity. The situation is critical as rising exchange reserves could signal more coins becoming available for sale, but actual selling depends on market absorption of this supply.
XLM topped the Korean crypto interest index at 84.4 points as of October 9, holding 1.92% of domestic trading volume. XRP, while third in interest at 82.5 points, accounted for the largest share of domestic trading at 18.73%, with a 24-hour turnover ...
Binance has moved its Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU) back into Bitcoin, restoring the emergency reserve to around $1 billion after previously holding it entirely in USD Coin (USDC). The transition began in February 2026 and was completed by mid-m...
Between September 1 and October 1, Binance users added over 6,200 BTC, raising total Bitcoin holdings on the exchange by 0.91% to about 688,600 BTC. Meanwhile, balances of Ether, Tether, and BNB decreased by 4.61%, 0.87%, and 0.77% respectively. This...
Ether (ETH) was trading close to $2,566.47, with Binance exhibiting the largest buy-side order-book depth compared to other platforms. Binance's spot market showed $24.75 million in buy orders against $6.32 million in sell orders, indicating a strong...
Bitcoin fell 1.63% to $82,926 on October 8 amid a 4.44% decline in the total cryptocurrency market, which now stands at $2.83 trillion. Major tokens like Ether, XRP, Solana, and Dogecoin also saw losses, while BNB remained nearly flat. NEAR Protocol ...
