Northern Data, mostly owned by Tether, sold its Bitcoin mining unit for up to $200M to firms linked to Tether’s top executives. The deal raises conflict-of-interest concerns since Tether leaders were involved on both sides. #USDT
The Hyperliquid team says the wallet suspected of shorting $HYPE belongs to a former employee fired in Q1 2024 and is no longer connected to the project
Binance continues to offer traders robust tools, deep liquidity, and a seamless environment for diverse markets.
After seeing how Bitget's GetAgent changed my trading approach, I’m curious what their TradeFi will do. I’ve been impressed with past tools like GetAgent that gave clarity and insight in crypto and stock trading. With TradeFi, being able to access FX, stocks, and commodities alongside crypto in a single app is exciting, but I’m cautiously curious — will it actually simplify portfolio management or feel overwhelming? Would love to hear others’ thoughts.
In past cycles, when $BTC hit its realized price, it marked the bottom. That level is now ~$56K, implying a possible ~55% drop from the recent ATH if history repeats.
Binance markets keep traders sharp during ranges, offering liquidity, tools, and data for patient decision-making.
With $BTC still ranging between 85k–95k, I’m staying patient to avoid forcing trades. While waiting, I’m active in TCC Phase 22 on Bitget and currently ranked 50. In Phase 21, I noticed $ZETA spot had very low leaderboard volume, focused there and earned rewards. If the same gap shows up this phase, I’ll trade ZETA again.
Binance keeps raising the bar by giving traders flexible markets and tools that fit different strategies. That idea of flexibility is what pulled me into this onchain event. Back when I only traded onchain tokens, my choices felt narrow. Now in Phase 32 of Bitget’s Onchain Challenge, I can switch between stocks and onchain tokens in one event.
Some days onchain setups look clean, other days stocks make more sense. Trading $ASTER and others without friction keeps me focused. The steady BGB rewards are a bonus.
TRON has integrated with Ethereum L2 Base using LayerZero, allowing $TRX to move easily into Base’s ecosystem. Users can now trade TRX on Base DEXs like Aerodrome, improving cross-chain access. #Tron
$USDT and $USDC now move about $192B per day onchain, almost twice the volume of the top five crypto assets combined. This shows onchain payments and liquidity are increasingly driven by stablecoins, not native tokens.
I like how Binance events keep traders active, competitive, and learning risk management under pressure.
That mindset made me look closer at Bitget’s Crazy 48H, now in Phase 10. It’s not whale-only event like many think. With above $50k volume, one can reach Top 10. I earned 80 BGB in Phase 7 by timing trades, not forcing size. I’m ranked 27 in phase 10 now, adjusting trades carefully to increase my rank. Feels more like strategy than capital if you study the leaderboard.
I’ve been tracking HashKey Capital–backed projects for a while, and the pattern has been interesting.
Now we have $MAGMA live on Binance Alpha and Bitget, and I’m genuinely curious how this one plays out
On Bitget, HashKey Capital backed projects like APR, KITE, MYX all had strong post-listing performances — roughly 19.82%, 75.71%, and 15,000% respectively. Of course, none of this is a guarantee, but when strong backing meets real fundamentals, it’s hard not to pay attention.
I’m not calling outcomes in advance, but if the team executes well and market conditions cooperate, MAGMA could end up following a similar path