Binance announced on X that it will delist six crypto assets, with removals taking effect April 23, 2026. Users should review the exchange notice and manage holdings before the deadline.
Bithumb has asked a court for an asset freeze to reclaim the remaining 7 BTC mistakenly paid out in February. The South Korean exchange is turning to legal action after internal recovery efforts failed to secure the funds.
Korea Investment & Securities has entered preliminary talks to buy an equity stake in Coinone, South Korea’s third-largest crypto exchange, the Herald Economy reports. The potential tie-up highlights rising institutional interest from traditional brokers in the local crypto industry.
Allegations that Coinbase accepted pay-to-play arrangements for listing XRP have resurfaced after 2023 comments attributed to Ripple CTO David Schwartz. Observers say the hypothetical scenario he described appears to mirror internal frictions around the XRP listing process.
Binance will remove eight cryptocurrencies from spot trading on April 1, 2026, after a review found they no longer meet its updated listing criteria. Affected tokens include A2Z, FORTH, HOOK, IDEX, LRC, NTRN, RDNT and SXP.
Binance will delist eight cryptocurrencies effective April 1, 2026, suspending trading across spot, futures, margin, and Earn products. The exchange did not name the assets in its announcement.
Singapore-based exchange Coinhako reallocated 441.36 billion SHIB in the past 24 hours, Arkham data shows. The large on-chain move has drawn attention for its possible implications on custody and liquidity.
Binance announced it will remove four trading pairs from its spot and margin platforms later in March, advising users to close or convert affected positions before the deadline.
Local media report South Korean authorities have proposed a six-month suspension of virtual asset transfers for newly registered Bithumb users over alleged AML violations, while existing customers would remain unaffected.
A federal judge has frozen 70.6 Bitcoin tied to BlockFills after Dominion Capital accused the trading firm of misusing customer funds and asked the court to return the contested assets. The freeze is part of an ongoing civil dispute over custody and fund handling.