After finishing the archive of $BNB , the only two words are: unbelievable.
Born on July 8, 2017, it was delivered as a Binance fee-discount voucher. In its birth year, it bottomed at $0.0398—less than four cents for one coin. The whitepaper showed 200 million tokens, along with a line of a promise nobody cared about at the time: burn a batch each quarter, until only 100 million remain.
Nine years later, the promise is still being carried out: a cumulative 65 million-plus tokens have been burned, and the circulating supply has fallen from 200 million to 133 million. And it is precisely these nine years that took it from $0.0398 all the way to $1,369.99 on October 13, 2025—a low-to-high move of 34,000x.
Today it’s $788 per coin, with a market cap of $105.18 billion, ranking 4th worldwide. One spot behind it is the Bank of New York Mellon, founded in 1784, with $104.41 billion (as of the Sept. 21 close)—it’s being pushed down by 0.7%. A 242-year-old bank that custody-guarantees $5.94 trillion in assets has been surpassed by a 9-year-old “voucher.”
On-platform (21:29 data): Contract open interest fell from 644,300 to 609,700, down 5.37% over 24 hours. The ratio of active buy/sell moved from 0.90 to 1.10, with buying pressure holding the advantage. The share of large-holder long positions is 63.01%, down 0.72 percentage points from 24 hours ago.
Price action: Around $788 now, the 1-hour MA20 (793.09) is pressing down on price. The daily MA20 (742.55) sits below, supporting it, with RSI14 at 52.48. Overhead resistance is 807.92, and support below is 783.58. The daily chart is above MA20, up 9.72% over 7 days—short-term bias is on the bullish side. Volume has been declining over the last 24 hours; this push is coming from existing holdings, not new money.
In the token description section, the issuance date is still listed as July 2017. A voucher that wasn’t worth even four cents nine years ago is now ranked 249th among all assets in the world.
$BNB #BNB’s market cap surpasses the Bank of New York Mellon
Born on July 8, 2017, it was delivered as a Binance fee-discount voucher. In its birth year, it bottomed at $0.0398—less than four cents for one coin. The whitepaper showed 200 million tokens, along with a line of a promise nobody cared about at the time: burn a batch each quarter, until only 100 million remain.
Nine years later, the promise is still being carried out: a cumulative 65 million-plus tokens have been burned, and the circulating supply has fallen from 200 million to 133 million. And it is precisely these nine years that took it from $0.0398 all the way to $1,369.99 on October 13, 2025—a low-to-high move of 34,000x.
Today it’s $788 per coin, with a market cap of $105.18 billion, ranking 4th worldwide. One spot behind it is the Bank of New York Mellon, founded in 1784, with $104.41 billion (as of the Sept. 21 close)—it’s being pushed down by 0.7%. A 242-year-old bank that custody-guarantees $5.94 trillion in assets has been surpassed by a 9-year-old “voucher.”
On-platform (21:29 data): Contract open interest fell from 644,300 to 609,700, down 5.37% over 24 hours. The ratio of active buy/sell moved from 0.90 to 1.10, with buying pressure holding the advantage. The share of large-holder long positions is 63.01%, down 0.72 percentage points from 24 hours ago.
Price action: Around $788 now, the 1-hour MA20 (793.09) is pressing down on price. The daily MA20 (742.55) sits below, supporting it, with RSI14 at 52.48. Overhead resistance is 807.92, and support below is 783.58. The daily chart is above MA20, up 9.72% over 7 days—short-term bias is on the bullish side. Volume has been declining over the last 24 hours; this push is coming from existing holdings, not new money.
In the token description section, the issuance date is still listed as July 2017. A voucher that wasn’t worth even four cents nine years ago is now ranked 249th among all assets in the world.
$BNB #BNB’s market cap surpasses the Bank of New York Mellon