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.
Metaplanet said it is targeting an accumulation of 100,000 BTC and now ranks as the world's third-largest holder. A 36% drop in BTC value created a $1.5 billion unrealized loss, but the firm frames the position as a long-term play.
Extended consolidation and lower BTC prices have prompted public companies and sovereign holders to trim or liquidate bitcoin reserves to shore up balance sheets. The sales mark a clear shift from the accumulation trend that supported price rallies.
On April 1, 2026 Ripple released 1 billion XRP (about $1.34 billion) from its escrow accounts as part of its routine monthly unlock, a move that can affect circulating supply and trader sentiment.
An accumulation strategy purchased 1,031 BTC for roughly $76.6 million, bringing total reserves to 762,099 BTC. The buy implies an average price near $74.3k per coin and continues a trend of steady reserve growth.
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.
The Royal Government of Bhutan moved 973 BTC (about $72.3 million) between March 17–18 as part of routine treasury management, not a sudden sale. Blockchain activity points to internal reallocation rather than on‑ramp deposits to exchanges.
On March 18, 2026 the SEC issued guidance declaring XRP is not a security, delivering a long‑awaited regulatory win for Ripple and its community. The decision removes a major source of legal uncertainty for markets and institutions.
Bitmine Immersion Technologies purchased 60,999 ETH last week, bringing its holdings to about 4.6 million ETH — roughly 3.8% of Ethereum’s circulating supply. The firm now manages an $11.5 billion portfolio across crypto assets, cash reserves, and strategic investments.
Binance has removed 21 tokens from its platform, the exchange said in an official announcement on 12 March 2026. The delisting could squeeze liquidity and prompt short-term price volatility for affected projects.