For a long time, Binance’s silence on tokenized TradFi made me think this topic was not a strategic priority.
Since late 2025, however, the trend has become clear:
• several platforms have accelerated access to TradFi assets through crypto,
• commodities, currencies, indices, and even equities,
• with a simple logic: 24/7 trading, crypto collateral, and fewer frictions.
From my perspective, Bitget has gone much further in this area. Stocks, forex, indices, and commodities are already available, with direct MT5 integration, bringing the crypto trading experience much closer to that of traditional brokers, but without their time constraints.
Against this backdrop, Binance remained surprisingly quiet.
The recent announcement around TradFi perpetual contracts, especially gold and silver, is therefore a positive signal. It is not yet a complete offering, but it finally acknowledges where the market is heading.
I now hope Binance will try to catch up with platforms like Bitget, which have already moved ahead by offering stocks, currencies, and other #TradFi assets.
Overall, this is a good development for the ecosystem: crypto traders will no longer be limited to $BTC and $ETH on a daily basis and can start exploring traditional assets while staying within a crypto-native environment.
Do you think this marks a real shift in trader behavior, or is it just a temporary expansion of exchange product offerings?
Has anyone noticed the unusual price behavior on $quq lately?
I came across QUQ while looking for a token to trade during OneChain Challenge 109, where trading any #BSCchain or #solana token counts toward participation for BGB token. What caught my eye was how unusual the chart structure looked.
After checking further, I also noticed that QUQ is already available on #BinanceAlpha , which may explain the recent spike in attention and volume.
Some key points that stood out:
Market cap around $2.2M
Liquidity near $1.68M
42,000+ holders, which is relatively high for this size
Top 10 holders below ~1.2%
~$70M in 24h volume, extremely high relative to market cap
This is not a buy call, but a good example of how event-driven trading and high rotation can create distorted short-term price action.
Curious to hear how others interpret this kind of setup.
$XRP is currently trading around the $2.05–$2.10 zone, rebounding from a well-defined demand area near $2.00. Price action remains compressed within a descending channel, suggesting stabilization rather than a confirmed trend shift.
From a market structure perspective, the $2.00–$2.05 support is holding for now. As long as this zone remains defended, downside pressure appears limited. On the upside, the first key test sits near $2.45–$2.50, aligned with channel resistance. A clean break above this level would open the path toward $3.20+, while rejection keeps XRP range-bound. From a participation standpoint, XRP continues to attract steady spot liquidity, reinforcing its role as a rotation and volume-driven asset during consolidation phases.
Within this setup, Bitget’s Trading Club Championship (Phase 25) highlights $XRP spot trading, where rankings are based on activity rather than price direction, offering an additional view on trader engagement around key structural levels for BGB Sharing. Is XRP building a base for a broader reversal, or simply rotating within a long-term downtrend awaiting a catalyst?