EGLD

Binance to Delist Perpetual Contracts for MANA and EGLD — What Traders Need to Know

Binance announced it will remove perpetual contracts for Decentraland (MANA) and MultiversX (EGLD), a move that could squeeze liquidity and increase short-term volatility for traders holding leveraged positions. Read key impacts and risk-management steps.

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Published at 2025-11-10 17:35:47

DeFi

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Tokenized ETFs and Real‑World Primitives: What Archax/Hedera and CyberCharge–Aster Reveal About On‑Chain Execution
Sui’s Move Toward Mainstream Finance: Grayscale’s Spot Trust and the First 2x SUI ETF Explained
Why Institutions Are Pouring Cash Into Ripple: Citadel, ETFs, and the Regulatory Trade-Off

Bitcoin

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From Trade to Savings: How Bitcoin Is Becoming Part of Household Portfolios — A Guide for Advisers
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ETF

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What Solana's First US ETF and Revolut's Native SOL Payments Mean for Adoption and Staking
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Institutional

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How Babylon’s Trustless Vaults Could Rewire Bitcoin DeFi Liquidity and Institutional Flows
What Grayscale’s Spot LINK ETF Means for Chainlink: Mechanics, Catalysts, Risks
Can Solana’s Adoption Momentum Translate into Durable Value? Product Wins, Cross‑Community Signals, and What to Watch

Liquidity

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What the Last 48 Hours of On‑Chain Flows Tell Institutional Traders About the BTC Shock Below $90K
Base’s Solana Bridge: Vampire Attack or Pragmatic Interoperability?
XRP ETFs Surpass $1B: What Rapid Inflows Mean for Liquidity, Price Discovery and Volatility