Microsoft has identified a malware campaign exploiting the BNB Smart Chain to host malicious infrastructure that is difficult to remove. Attackers inject malicious JavaScript into legitimate websites, which interacts with smart contracts on the BNB Chain to deliver malware payloads like Lumma Stealer and AsyncRAT. This method makes takedown efforts harder since only the wallet owner can alter the smart contract. Microsoft advises users not to execute commands from suspicious CAPTCHAs and recommends enabling security features like Microsoft Defender and restricting command-line utilities to prevent infections.
Grayscale Investments rebalanced its Smart Contract Fund in Q2 2026, adding BNB to hold 30.6% of the portfolio, ahead of Ether (29.47%) and Solana (29.15%). This move highlights BNB's growing institutional appeal. The fund also reduced holdings in Un...
Between August 1 and 5, Ethereum futures trading volume fell by 16.7% on Binance and 17.5% on other major exchanges, even as Ethereum's price climbed to $1,901.50. This divergence indicates the recent price rally is driven by spot market demand rathe...
In Grayscale's latest quarterly rebalance of its Smart Contract Fund, Binance's native token BNB rose from zero to become the largest holding, making up about 30.6% of the portfolio. This shift pushed Ethereum and Solana to second and third places wi...
Grayscale Investments added BNB to its Smart Contract Fund during its Q2 review, giving BNB a 30.6% portfolio weight, ahead of Ether at 29.47% and Solana at 29.15%. This change reflects index methodology rather than a forecast of BNB outperforming ot...
Binance's August 1, 2026 proof of reserves report confirms that Bitcoin and Ethereum holdings fully cover user balances at 100.25%, with stablecoins like USDT, USDC, and USD1 backed even higher. This snapshot, verified using advanced cryptographic me...
