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.
CoinMarketCap launched CMC20, a DeFi-native index token on BNB Chain that offers tradable, diversified exposure to the broader crypto market.
CoinMarketCap data shows BNB has been setting new local lows as market pressure persists. Traders are increasingly cautious amid negative momentum and elevated volatility.
Securitize announced that BlackRock's $2.5 billion Institutional Digital Liquidity Fund (BUIDL) is expanding to Binance and the BNB Chain. The move signals growing institutional interest in tokenized liquidity on major exchanges.
Bollinger Band readings suggest Binance Coin may be exiting a prolonged downtrend, prompting some analysts to eye a return to the $1,000 level. Traders should weigh technical optimism against broader market and regulatory risks.
mXRP has launched on BNB Chain through Lista DAO, allowing XRP holders to access BNB Chain DeFi and layer additional yield on top of mXRP's base strategy. The expansion increases composability and potential liquidity for tokenized XRP.
Cryptocurrencies snapped a nearly week-long slide and posted strong one-day gains after President Trump disclosed trillions in tariff gains and pledged $2,000 payouts to US citizens, lifting risk appetite across markets. Major coins including BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP and BNB led the rebound.
BNB has shown early signs of a rebound yet remains confined within a head-and-shoulders formation; the pattern will likely dictate whether the token extends gains or suffers another pullback in the coming sessions.
BNB Chain will retire its multi-sig wallet and instruct users to migrate funds and ownership to Safe Global. The move aims to improve security and cross-chain compatibility; users must complete migration before the deactivation deadline to avoid loss of access.