$473 Million Binance Lawsuit Targets Card Top-Ups RedotPay Pitched to Investors
Binance wants $473 million over RedotPay card top-ups it says were banned, the same feature RedotPay pitched to investors.
Binance wants $473 million over RedotPay card top-ups it says were banned, the same feature RedotPay pitched to investors.

The surge in tokenized equities highlights a shift towards decentralized finance, offering global access but raising regulatory and custodial concerns.
XRP is flashing signs of a potential price breakout as its volatility metric falls to multi-month lows on Binance following the prolonged market downturn.

Binance-linked companies sued RedotPay, accusing it of diverting more than 470,000 Binance Card users under a commercial deal and seeking nearly $473 million in damages.
UNI whale accumulation hits a five year high as Binance outflows surge and Uniswap's fee switch fuels new buying.

The lawsuit could prompt stricter global regulations on crypto payment platforms, impacting their operations and compliance requirements.

Binance Coin, BNB, is currently trading within the $601.61 range, up by 2.1%, with the trading volume surging above 14%, reaching $1.15 billion. The session ranged between $587.58 and $603.95, printing a new 24H high above $600 before pulling back quickly. The market is no longer trying to recover the

Binance has launched a 30-day bitcoin-backed loan offering up to 1,000 USDT, with no price-triggered liquidation during the initial term. A promotional 0.5% service fee remains available through Sept. 3. Binance Targets Smaller Borrowers With Fixed 30-Day Product On Aug. 4, Binance announced Lite Loan as a simplified borrowing product that lets eligible master-account users […]

Lite Loan, a new cryptocurrency-backed loan product that enables qualified customers to pledge Bitcoin and borrow up to $1,000 in USDT, was introduced by Binance today. In contrast to conventional cryptocurrency loans, Lite Loan eliminates price-triggered liquidation risk during the first 30-day loan term, relieving customers of the stress of market

BNB Chain's rise highlights blockchain's growing role in global finance, but its reliance on Binance poses regulatory risks that could impact growth.
Why its hard for XRP to break past $1.25 despite massive whale accumulation.
Binance to remove four crypto pairs from platform as shakeup continues in August.

Binance has launched Lite Loan, a bitcoin-backed borrowing product that lets eligible users borrow up to $1,000 in USDT.
CZ argues exchanges beat self-custody on safety, citing Willy Woo's BTC data and Binance's SAFU fund coverage.

The rise in altcoin trading on Binance suggests a potential shift in market dynamics, indicating broader investor interest beyond Bitcoin.

The exchange disclosed that it will terminate all trading services with six altcoins from August 17.
Binance is tightening its listing standards once again, announcing that six cryptocurrencies will be removed from its spot market later this month.

Binance is improving its listing policies further through the deletion of six crypto assets from its spot trading platform in August 2026. The platform announced that ACX, HFT, PIVX, PYR, VANRY, and VIC would be delisted from its spot trading platform on August 17, 2026, after its recent analysis of

Binance opened an August Dual Investment leaderboard offering up to 5,888 USDC, with the top 100 ranked by average subscriptions.
Binance will delist Across Protocol (ACX), Hashflow (HFT), PIVX, Vulcan Forged PYR (PYR), Vanar (VANRY), and Viction (VIC) on August 17. The exchange said its latest periodic review found the tokens no longer meet its listing standards. Prices crashed within hours of Monday’s announcement before paring some losses. PIVX and PYR Lead Losses After Binance