Binance 24-hour News Highlights

In the past 24 hours, the Binance platform has been active, becoming the focus of the crypto market. First, Binance announced the restart of its tokenized stock trading service, which had been suspended in 2021 due to regulatory pressures. This return focuses on the European and Asian markets, supporting 24/7 trading of fractional shares of stocks like Tesla and Apple, settled in stablecoins, aiming to capture a trillion-dollar equity market.

Meanwhile, the Binance wallet has launched AI-driven tools, including social trend tracking, topic sprints, and on-chain AI assistants, helping users capture trends in real-time and avoid noise interference.

Additionally, the Binance Alpha project remains active, with the launch of ELSA and FIGHT tokens driving user participation. Despite an overall weak market, top gainers like Solana Mobile Seeker have performed well.

Founder CZ predicts that Bitcoin will enter a super cycle, emphasizing that the “buy and hold” strategy is superior to complex trading.

On the regulatory front, Binance applied for MiCA licensing in Greece, aiming to return to the European market.

In terms of market data, Bitcoin prices fluctuate in the range of 88,000-91,000 USDT, and BNB has broken through 900 USDT.

Additionally, the listing of Sentient (SENT) has been postponed, and the platform has added SPACEUSDT and FIGHTUSDT perpetual contracts.

These highlights underscore Binance's efforts in innovation and compliance, despite concerns over a correction triggered by Bitcoin whale inflows reaching $7.5 billion. The platform dominates global trading volume nearly 5 times that of its competitors.

The community is looking forward to more AI and RWA integrations to drive the evolution of the crypto ecosystem.