When he was born, he was just a voucher. Now, somehow, he’s worth $105.064 billion.
In July 2017, an exchange raised funds by issuing tokens. In its whitepaper, the uses written for him were unusually straightforward: reduce trading fees, and get discounts. There were 200 million tokens in total. The contract promised, in black and white, that every quarter the project would buy back and burn tokens using profits—keeping them burning until only 100 million remained.
Unlike other chains, his role was predetermined by design: he’s meant to be used for fee reductions, token-listing votes, and participating in new token subscriptions—everything requires him. And the burning really happened each quarter, running for more than thirty rounds, with the total supply on the ledger steadily decreasing.
In October 2017, he was priced at $0.03982 per token. Back then, if you put in 1,000 US dollars (1000 U), today it’s worth 19.81 million U. Along the way, he also suffered cuts: during the 2022 round he fell from 690 to 183, a drop of 73%, then clawed his way back. In October 2025, he surged to 1,369.99.
Today, he’s $788.96, with a market cap of $105.064 billion—ranked fourth among crypto assets. He’s still 42.4% away from his own all-time high of 1,369.99. Over the past 7 days, he’s up 10.30%.
Here’s how the money is lining up right now: large holders’ long positions account for 62.77%, while retail long accounts make up 68.93%. The side with more people is more willing to buy than the side with more money. On the chart, the daily MA20 (742.48) is acting like support from below. The 1-hour RSI14 is 50.05. Resistance overhead is 807.92, and support below is 780.34—favoring the bullish side in the short term.
We’re in the early stage of a bull market—gold everywhere. For the long haul, you can already get in at the current price with $BNB as a small position. Buy more as it drops—buy the more it falls, and take small buys on small dips.
$BNB #BNB’s market value surpasses Bank of New York Mellon
In July 2017, an exchange raised funds by issuing tokens. In its whitepaper, the uses written for him were unusually straightforward: reduce trading fees, and get discounts. There were 200 million tokens in total. The contract promised, in black and white, that every quarter the project would buy back and burn tokens using profits—keeping them burning until only 100 million remained.
Unlike other chains, his role was predetermined by design: he’s meant to be used for fee reductions, token-listing votes, and participating in new token subscriptions—everything requires him. And the burning really happened each quarter, running for more than thirty rounds, with the total supply on the ledger steadily decreasing.
In October 2017, he was priced at $0.03982 per token. Back then, if you put in 1,000 US dollars (1000 U), today it’s worth 19.81 million U. Along the way, he also suffered cuts: during the 2022 round he fell from 690 to 183, a drop of 73%, then clawed his way back. In October 2025, he surged to 1,369.99.
Today, he’s $788.96, with a market cap of $105.064 billion—ranked fourth among crypto assets. He’s still 42.4% away from his own all-time high of 1,369.99. Over the past 7 days, he’s up 10.30%.
Here’s how the money is lining up right now: large holders’ long positions account for 62.77%, while retail long accounts make up 68.93%. The side with more people is more willing to buy than the side with more money. On the chart, the daily MA20 (742.48) is acting like support from below. The 1-hour RSI14 is 50.05. Resistance overhead is 807.92, and support below is 780.34—favoring the bullish side in the short term.
We’re in the early stage of a bull market—gold everywhere. For the long haul, you can already get in at the current price with $BNB as a small position. Buy more as it drops—buy the more it falls, and take small buys on small dips.
$BNB #BNB’s market value surpasses Bank of New York Mellon