❗️bStocks are becoming increasingly popular among Binance traders.
These are tokenized securities backed by real fiat assets, allowing you to invest in stocks like Tesla, Nvidia, Google, and more directly through Binance.
This tool is popular because it’s not tied to a traditional broker or the operating hours of TradFi markets — you can enter the stocks of the same Elon Musk at any time of day or night, even with $5.
Binance is gradually bringing crypto and the traditional stock market together — the exchange has now launched отдельную кампанию for those who want to get closer to bStocks and try them out. A pool of over $60,000 is being given away for completing tasks.
Justin Sun has secured an interim victory in court against World Liberty Financial.
The creators of WLFI have insisted all this time that the case should be heard behind closed doors, however, Sun succeeded in getting open public hearings.
According to him, people should know how projects like this work, and what happens at the end.
Recall that Justin Sun was one of the largest investors in WLFI, with investments totaling $45 million; however, at a certain point the project froze the tokens.
Justin Sun also claims that similar mechanisms of unilateral token freezing and burning of investors’ tokens have been implemented not only in WLFI, but also in the stablecoin USD1, which is also affiliated with the Trumps.
Donald Trump announced the start of the “most devastating economic operation in history” against Iran and warned of consequences for any country that supports Iran in any way.
All of Russia’s largest banks are ready to launch the digital ruble, the Central Bank said.
Starting September 1, major retail chains will begin accepting payments in digital rubles—then the instrument will be integrated into mid-sized and small businesses on an обязатель basis.
To make a payment, users will have to scan a special QR code through their bank’s app, select the digital ruble, and confirm the payment.
The Central Bank assures that all operations with the digital ruble for ordinary Russians will be free.
Crypto enthusiasts are actively discussing the news about Binance providing information upon request from law enforcement.
The media is filled with black-and-white “proof” photos, conspiratorial theses, and more—everything like in the best episodes of the detective genre.
Let’s figure out what’s going on without chasing hype and reach.
❗️All CEXs provide user information!
And they do not hide that they cooperate with law enforcement agencies. They operate within the law and say so directly.
This is standard practice in the modern crypto world. Decentralization and anonymity are not provided by CEXs—everyone should understand that when verification is done via passport at an exchange.
If a request is properly filed in accordance with the law, every CEX is required to review it and provide information to government bodies.
So it’s strange that everyone is targeting Binance right now, though there’s nothing to be surprised about. It’s the usual practice for any centralized crypto exchange.
🫡 Exactly 18 years ago on this day, the first website about Bitcoin was registered — Bitcoin.org
On August 18, 2008, Satoshi Nakamoto registered the domain and began publishing information about Bitcoin on the site.
Unlike other cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin does not have an official website, and Bitcoin.org is only one of the projects openly managed by developers from all over the world.