Notice: Removal of Margin Trading Pairs on Binance
Binance Margin will delist the following margin trading pairs on December 30, 2025, at 06:00 (UTC).
ā Cross Margin Pairs to Be Removed
EIGEN/FDUSD
ARB/FDUSD
TRUMP/FDUSD
POL/FDUSD
ATOM/FDUSD
LDO/FDUSD
SHIB/FDUSD
RAY/FDUSD
GALA/FDUSD
PEPE/FDUSD
ā Isolated Margin Pairs to Be Removed
EIGEN/FDUSD
ARB/FDUSD
POL/FDUSD
ATOM/FDUSD
LDO/FDUSD
SHIB/FDUSD
GALA/FDUSD
PEPE/FDUSD
ā ļø Important: Users are advised to close positions, repay loans, and transfer assets out of Margin accounts before the delisting time to avoid potential losses.
For full details, please refer to Binanceās official announcement link.
[https://www.binance.com/en/support/announcement/detail/af09179f54b145fca4e1bf192be97876](https://www.binance.com/en/support/announcement/detail/af09179f54b145fca4e1bf192be97876)
When Time Becomes the Enemy in $ENA , enter on ENA and now Crying and exiting š
A wallet that once believed deeply, now closing a chapter.
In December 2024, wallet 0x72F8a6947EbE59862c79a715cab9669A0aC97e6e stepped into #ENA with confidence, accumulating nearly 17 million tokens at prices above a dollar. It wasnāt a trade. It was a statement.
Then the market did what it often does. Months passed, momentum faded, and price kept slipping.
A full year later, the story finally moved again, all #ena tokens sent, valued at barely twenty cents each , 8 hours ago.
If sold, the numbers are unforgiving. What was once an $18.5 million position now reflects a loss of more than $15 million. Not because of one bad decision, but because time, sentiment, and market structure slowly turned against the thesis.
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ZEC Token Sees 5% Price Drop as 200,000 ZEC Whale Move Sparks $88M Withdrawal
Zcash (ZECUSDT) experienced a 5.17% price decrease over the past 24 hours, opening at 444.72 and currently trading at 421.74 on Binance. The recent price decline follows notable whale activity, including a large transfer exceeding 200,000 ZEC from Binance (approximately 3.2% of circulating supply) and a significant $88 million withdrawal, both of which may have impacted short-term market sentiment and liquidity. Despite these events, Zcash has seen increased attention due to the growth in shielded ZEC usage, network updates such as the Zebra 3.1.0 node release, and strong technical indicators (positive MACD histogram, RSI at 61), all contributing to prior bullish sentiment and short liquidations, including a $149,000 position. Over the last 24 hours, Zcash traded between $428.50 and $457.46, with trading volumes on major exchanges ranging from $341 million to $1.6 billion and a market capitalization near $7.07ā$7.40 billion, based on a circulating supply of roughly 16.45 million ZEC.
$TRX Holding Firm as Market Looks for Direction
TRX is currently consolidating after a short-term pullback, with price stabilizing near the 0.284 support zone. Selling pressure has slowed, and candles are showing compression, which often precedes a directional move. As long as TRX holds above recent lows, a gradual recovery toward the upper range is possible, while a clean breakdown would signal further downside. For now, structure suggests patience as the market decides the next move.
Trade Setup
Entry Zone: 0.2835 ā 0.2845
Target: 0.2880
Stop-Loss: 0.2815
#TRX
Japanese companies just slipped $2.6 million worth of Bitcoin onto their balance sheets. They didnāt make a big fuss about it, but the message is clear: interest in digital assets is picking up in Japan, even with all the hand-wringing over crypto risks. Itās not a wild leap, though. This is Japan, after all cautious steps, not big leaps.
If you look at the U.S., firms there seem to pile in head-first, scooping up Bitcoin like itās going out of style. Japanese companies? Not so much. Their buys are small, almost like dipping a toe in to see if Bitcoin actually protects against a weak yen or stubbornly low growth. With inflation hanging around and the yen still feeling fragile, Bitcoinās appeal has more to do with hedging and less with gambling for a big payday.
Still, nerves are on edge. Corporate treasurers donāt love the price swings, the accounting headaches, or the fuzzy rules around crypto. Japanās by-the-book business culture means every move needs a solid explanation, especially when youāre adding something as unpredictable as Bitcoin. Thatās why these investments are tiny and careful nobodyās betting the farm.
But letās talk about the timing. These buys are landing right as everyoneās arguing over whether Bitcoin in company treasuries makes businesses stronger or just adds new risks. Japanese firms seem to be walking a tightrope, getting a little exposure without putting their reputations or finances on the line.
So, no, Japanās $2.6 million Bitcoin move isnāt shaking up the world. But it is a subtle hint: even the most conservative markets arenāt ignoring digital assets anymore. Theyāre starting to test the waters quietly, but definitely on purpose.
Hyperliquid Calls Out Lighter as a Direct Rival, Addresses HYPE Short-Selling Controversy
Hyperliquid has publicly named Lighter as a direct competitorāplacing it alongside Binance and Asterāmarking a rare moment of clarity in the rapidly evolving decentralized trading infrastructure race.
In its statement, Hyperliquid drew a sharp architectural contrast. It criticized platforms relying on centralized orderers controlling trade state, positioning itself instead as fully on-chain, operated by 24 validators, and designed with no hidden states. The message was clear: transparency and decentralization are not optional features, but the core product.
Lighter, however, isnāt backing down. Its focus on verifiable execution and cryptographic proof systems brings auditability to CLOB-style trading, appealing to users who want both performance and post-trade accountability. The clash highlights a deeper industry divide: validator-driven on-chain execution versus proof-based verification layers.
Alongside this competitive stance, Hyperliquid addressed community concerns around the HYPE token short-selling incident. The platform confirmed the wallet involved belonged to a former employee dismissed in early 2024, stressing the activity was independent of the team. Hyperliquid reiterated that strict internal trading and compliance rules apply to all employees and contractors.
The takeaway is straightforward: competition in on-chain trading is intensifying, and credibilityāboth technical and ethicalāis becoming just as important as speed and liquidity.
#hype $HYPE
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