Here’s a snapshot of recent price action for Bitcoin, Binance Coin (BNB), and Ethereum from the markets right now (note: prices can change quickly):
(- These are live-ish price figures and not investment advice.)
📉 What’s been happening the last ~12 days
There isn’t a single official “Binance crash day,” but the crypto market has been generally weak recently, especially after big sell-offs and lingering concerns about liquidity and exchange stress.
🧨 Market Context
Here are some major developments that have affected BTC, ETH, and BNB:
Key points:
Cryptos including Bitcoin and Ethereum have been under pressure and selling off, contributing to fear of broader market weakness.
There’s ongoing discussion about Binance’s market role after a big liquidation event and days of volatility.
Last week’s sell-off was described as significant with renewed bearish sentiment affecting prices.
On social platforms, people are reacting strongly to Binance-related rumors and sentiment shifts.
📊 How this affects each coin
🔹 Bitcoin (BTC)
BTC has been down from recent highs and volatility is still high, often linked to macro fears and crypto trader sentiment. Prices are now below the levels seen months ago.
Long liquidation events in October and stress on exchange liquidity have kept traders cautious.
🔹 Ethereum (ETH)
ETH generally follows the overall crypto market trend. It has declined in recent months along with Bitcoin in broader crashes.
This means in the last ~12 days it likely continued sideways to slightly down with broader market pressure.
🔹 BNB (BNB / Binance Coin)
BNB’s price also dropped recently in line with the market — not because of something specific to BNB itself, but due to market-wide sell pressure and reduced risk appetite among traders.
That report says BNB’s drop is basically tracking the broader crypto downturn, not just BNB-specific news.
📌 Summary of the last ~12 days post-Binance volatility
All three major coins — BTC, ETH, and BNB — have seen downside pressure, especially tied to big sell-offs and trader fear.
BNB’s declines are mostly matching broader market moves, not exclusively exchange-specific news.
Uncertainty around exchange stability and liquidations can make markets more volatile — this affects confidence and can accentuate price drops in short time windows.
If you want exact numbers for the percentage change over the last 12 days for BTC, ETH, and BNB, I can calculate that for you using their specific price point history — just let me know!