$PISTACIO is the one catching my eye from today’s BingX listings.
It’s currently around a $3.5M FDV with roughly $15.9M in 24h volume, meaning trading activity is already several times its valuation. It also recently hit an ATH near $0.012, so volatility is clearly high.
BingX has also listed $TMX and $AGI perpetual futures. Fresh listings, high volume, plenty of volatility and definitely one to watch.
$MINIMAX H1 2026 numbers show how quickly its AI business is scaling.
Revenue reached $116.6M, up 283.1% YoY, while enterprise and Open Platform revenue surged 703.1% to $73.9M. B2B now contributes 63.4% of total revenue.
Gross margin also improved to 17.9%. Still, the $293M adjusted net loss and $296.9M R&D spend show how aggressively MiniMax is investing in growth.
I’ll be keeping an eye on MINIMAX-USDT Perpetual on BingX as the market reacts to MiniMax’s latest AI growth story.
U.S. inflation is still refusing to cool meaningfully.
July Core PCE held at 3.3% YoY for the third consecutive month, with monthly growth accelerating to 0.2%. Headline PCE remains near 3.7%, well above the Fed’s 2% goal.
This keeps monetary policy uncertainty elevated and puts the dollar in focus. Equities, $BTC and bonds could face pressure if higher-for-longer expectations strengthen.
With the dollar in focus amid sticky inflation and shifting rate expectations, DXY-USDT perpetual on BingX gives traders a direct way to follow and trade $DXY movements.
Temu’s parent company moved roughly 10% in pre-market trading, while Wall Street analysts cut their price targets into the $80–$127 range. That suggests expectations around PDD’s growth are being reassessed.
The next few sessions could be important as investors decide whether the selloff is justified or simply an earnings-driven overreaction.
$PDD perpetuals are also available on BingX for traders interested in checking it out.
$NVDA earnings on August 26 will give the market another look at the strength of the AI trade.
I’m particularly interested in gross margin because strong revenue growth means less if profitability starts slipping. Above 74% would indicate Nvidia is still benefiting from strong economics around its AI chips.
With expectations high, even a solid report could produce volatility depending on the guidance and margin outlook.
$XRP just delivered the kind of move that makes traders refresh their charts twice.
From around $1 to approximately $1.50 in a week, with a brief push toward $1.60–$1.70. The rally has been supported by ETF inflows, institutional interest and heavy short liquidations.
I’m watching it on BingX because momentum is clearly strong. But after a move this aggressive, discipline still matters.
There is a reason $NVDA remains one of the most watched names in the AI market.
NVIDIA is deeply connected to the infrastructure required to train and run modern AI systems. Its GPUs power data centers, model development, and inference workloads.
If AI spending continues expanding, demand for computing capacity could remain strong.
That makes $NVDA a key name to watch, and I’m tracking the AI cycle closely on BingX.
$NVDA earnings could be one of the market’s biggest volatility catalysts.
GPU demand is reportedly roaring back around 40%, while Nvidia continues expanding its role across AI infrastructure.
The numbers are already impressive with 74% margins and an $80B buyback. Add a potential $500B lending platform and the investment story becomes much larger than GPUs.
The real question is whether results can match expectations. I'll be watching $NVDA on BingX.
$ETH just reminded the market why certainty can be dangerous.
For some weeks, the conversation was about Ethereum losing relevance. Then August 19 arrived with a roughly 17.5% surge and an intraday move above $2,300.
Short liquidations helped turn the rally into a much bigger move. Now, i’m interested in what happens after the excitement fades.
The AI boom is starting to look bigger than a tech rally.
$NVDA just reported $81.6B in quarterly revenue, with Data Center revenue hitting $75.2B, up 92% YoY.
$MSFT generated $59.3B in Microsoft Cloud revenue, up 27%, while Azure surpassed $100B in annual revenue.
$GOOGL Cloud revenue was growing 48%, with an annual run rate above $70B.
That’s serious capital moving into AI infrastructure. But here’s the interesting part: all this spending also supports demand for chips, power, data centers and labor.
The Fed is holding rates at 3.50%–3.75%, so if AI keeps the economy hot, rate cuts could stay further away. I’m watching AI spending, inflation and Fed policy together now on BingX.
$MRNA jumped nearly 177% after Moderna and Merck posted positive Phase 3 results for their personalized mRNA cancer therapy.
The treatment showed benefits against melanoma recurrence and cancer spread.
What matters most is the platform potential. If mRNA proves effective beyond vaccines, oncology could become its next massive growth frontier, changing how cancer is treated worldwide.
Everyone talks about $NVDA and chips, but the next AI opportunity may sit further down the value chain.
Data centres need power, infrastructure needs investment, and applications need to turn AI spending into revenue. That creates a broader rotation worth watching.
I’m keeping an eye on chips, energy and AI software rather than chasing one narrative. BingX gives traders access to markets connected to these trends today.