#韓美交易所新品與合規動態

Hedges are off, shorts are closed, and ETF flows have flipped positive. What bitcoin:native needs now is confirmation at the Short-Term Holder Cost Basis at $69k; rejection there puts the lower demand shelf back in play. Read the full Week On-Chain report👇 https://t.co/erjeVr0OYn

Nine years. 300M+ users. One number tells the story: $34.3T in 2025 volume = more than OKX ($13T) and Bybit ($9T) combined. Binance isn't just winning, it's redefining the category: 📊 50%+ of global CEX spot volume 📈 42.5% of global futures volume (2x OKX) 💰 $21B in futures open interest (largest of any venue) 🪙 449 assets, one platform But volume was never the finish line. In under 7 months of year nine, Binance went from crypto-only to: → Bitcoin, gold & silver futures → 7,000+ US stocks/ETFs, zero commission → Tokenized equities on BNB Chain Kaiko calls it 4 layer: trading, yield, payments, institutional collateral (each feeding the next). Binance is the only platform running all four at scale. Result? $153B in reserves as of June 1, 2026 = 56.5% of assets across the top 6 platforms. Come see that you've been missing https://t.co/wMFLbia4B7 Thanks to Binance for sponsoring this post

Something that snuck up on me the last few months, is the reality we finally have tokenized stocks onchain. It's early. Not enough liquidity. But it's real and growing! @RobinhoodApp's Eth L2 is driving a lotta new interest. For those of us not trading the most degenerate memecoin launchpad trenches, we commonly hold/trade major L1 tokens and related derivatives (ie WBTC, ETH, wstETH, weETH), and as a result, those are the tokens we would pair with other high volume tokens to earn as an LP. Even if you hold a lotta alts, we can admit there are so many trash tokens we'd rather not hold vs how many popular stocks we would hold, if available onchain. So what happens in the near future, when more tokenized stocks become tradable onchain? Are we gonna hold some less interesting, old LP like say PEPE/USDC or [your bag]/USDT, a token you have less conviction for, but you sat in for months or years cuz it made sense at the time... or are you gonna move your money into an LP for one of the most traded stocks on the planet like SPCX/USDG now that it's onchain? My argument is there's a lot of lazy liquidity stuck in flamed out tokens onchain, tokens we've either lost interest in, or have less conviction for. So the minute we can move out of that old LP we don't care about, into something more promising, less risky in a crypto winter, like NVDA/USDG, we're gonna make the move. Today, NVDA/USDG only had $10.3M in 24hr trade volume on @Uniswap, but it was the #2 most traded pair, with concentrated LPs worth $1.2M in liquidity. These NVDA/USDG LPs earned 117% APY 🤯 Think about it. What would you do if you're sitting in down-only, less interesting trading pairs, earning less in fees, down 80% in the bear market? I think this is what could drive the new bull run for net new liquidity coming onchain. You think you're bullish NVDA or SPCX? Why not earn degenerate fees as an LP or some other DeFi pool? We've come full circle from trading fruit tokens to trading NVDA and SPCX onchain, but this time we've got a full DeFi stack and networks better equipped to handle the surging interest onchain.

BitMEX recorded $84M in BTC futures volume yesterday, representing 0.08% of the market. It was a great exchange that helped shape the industry, and now it is passing the torch to the next generation of exchanges it inspired. https://t.co/sbL9SSWGmf

CardoneCapital adds another 10.5 BTC from July cash flow. Only a week after announcing 107 units added. "We are committed to continue a dollar cost average approach converting free cash flow (fiat) on our hybrid deals. Despite the fact BTC has not performed well this year, it is just a matter of time." CEO, Grant Cardone told BTCMagz Cardone Capital has accumulated over 2700 btc across its real estate btc hybrid.

Memories of a Long-Time BitMEX User: Did the March 12 Outage Save Crypto? Why Bybit Took Over BitMEX helped establish perpetual contracts as core crypto market infrastructure through mechanisms such as funding rates, mark prices, insurance funds, liquidation engines, and ADL. The article examines how inverse contracts amplified the March 12, 2020 liquidation cascade and why BitMEX’s outage may have interrupted the cascade and prevented Bitcoin from falling further. It also explains how regulatory pressure, slow product development, continued reliance on BTC-margined contracts, and a poor operational experience pushed users toward Bybit, which gained market share through USDT-margined products, faster iteration, and a broader “super-app” model. Despite its decline and closure, BitMEX remains one of the most important product innovators in crypto derivatives.