Binance completed its 34th quarterly BNB burn on January 15, destroying 1.37 million BNB and prompting discussion after comments from founder CZ. The move continues Binance’s scheduled deflationary tokenomics.
BNB Chain has warned developers and validators to update node software before the upcoming “Fermi” hard fork to avoid potential network disruptions. The notice stresses timely upgrades to preserve consensus and dApp continuity.
XRP has surpassed Binance Coin to become the third-largest cryptocurrency following a renewed price rally supported by $13.6 million in fresh inflows into XRP ETFs. The move reshuffles the top ranks and highlights renewed ETF-driven demand for XRP.
Users reported that a Chrome extension update to Trust Wallet (v2.68.0) was followed by thefts of BTC, ETH and BNB; the incident has drawn attention to extension-based attack vectors. Investigations and remediation efforts are reportedly underway.
Binance Coin (BNB) is trading at $848.00, down 2.14% after U.S. December inflation surprised higher at 4.2%, triggering risk-off flows across crypto markets. BNB has returned to test the $850 support level amid thinner liquidity and higher volatility.
BNB fell about 3% on Wednesday as renewed volatility in Bitcoin and weakness in U.S. tech stocks pushed sentiment toward risk-off across crypto. The move highlights growing correlation between major tokens and broader risk assets.
BNB Chain announced plans to launch a native stablecoin on Dec. 17, 2025, aiming to strengthen the network’s financial independence and liquidity. The move could reshape DeFi activity on BNB Chain while drawing regulatory and transparency scrutiny.
Abu Dhabi Global Market granted Binance full approval, moving the exchange into a significantly more regulated framework. Traders pushed BNB higher after the announcement as markets priced in stronger regional footing and compliance credentials.
VanEck Digital Assets filed for a BNB exchange-traded fund with the SEC on Nov. 26, 2025, seeking a Nasdaq listing. The move aims to deliver regulated, liquid exposure to BNB for institutional and retail investors.
VanEck has filed with the SEC to launch the first U.S. spot BNB ETF and aims to list the product on Nasdaq under the ticker VBNB. If approved, the fund would provide regulated, exchange-traded exposure to BNB for U.S. investors.