This is a general announcement. The products and services mentioned herein may not be applicable to you in your jurisdiction. Dear users: Binance Stock Trading now supports API trading orders. Users can now trade U.S. stocks and ETFs programmatically via a secure, developer-friendly REST API. With API support, both retail and institutional users can achieve automated trading, position management, data access, and seamlessly integrate Binance stock trading into existing trading systems. Key highlights: Programmatic portfolio management: Build and deploy programmatic trading strategies to achieve more efficient execution and portfolio management.
Formal Report on Abnormal Trading Activity of the TREE Trading Pair and Wash-Trading Accounts in the “Trading Volume Tournament”
Dear Binance Risk Control Team:
I hereby formally report that in the recent “Trading Volume Tournament” activity, there was highly conspicuous malicious wash-trading activity on the TREE/USDT trading pair. There is ample evidence indicating that user X4-Ventures and Louiss_O_ are suspected of manipulating the market through self-trading in order to obtain activity rewards. Details are as follows:
1. Timeline of abnormal trading activity
1: data screenshot
Abnormal time period: 2026-07-15 00:14 - 00:27 (UTC+8), lasting about 13 minutes. Specific manifestations:
During this period, large orders were frequently used to seal the order book at the bid and ask price levels of TREE/USDT.
Binance Exchange Adds bStocks Tokenised Securities for SK Hynix (SKHYB) - 2026-07-13
SK Hynix’s trading activity still depends on the FSRA regulator’s approval of the issuer’s prospectus and the listing of SKHYB on the FSRA’s official list. This content is for general information only and does not constitute an offer, solicitation, promotion, recommendation or invitation to buy or sell securities in any jurisdiction. bStocks is issued only through approved prospectuses of the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) and is not issued in any other jurisdiction. bStocks is provided in the secondary market in certain jurisdictions in the form of eligible users. Tokenised securities are issued by BTECH Holdings Limited, a company within the Binance Group. bStocks tokenised securities are classified as certificates representing specified financial instruments (Paragraph 92 of Schedule 1 of the Financial Instruments Market Regulations). bStocks represent an entitlement to the underlying securities held by the issuer, not direct ownership of the underlying shares. bStocks do not allow holders to directly own shares of the underlying listed company.
Binance 9th Anniversary VIP Campaign: Upgrade Your Tier, Join the Competition, and Win Exclusive VIP Rewards
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The spot trading competition has a 200w prize pool, with the top 20 getting 14000u. Want to wreck the competitors, huh? Spending tens of thousands of u on a bunch of shitcoins?
Day3 Market Making Strategies vs. Martingale or Grid Strategies
From the data source perspective Market making doesn’t require price info, meaning no candlestick data needed. My strategy involves subscribing to order book updates and tick-by-tick transactions, building a data model driven by market conditions and position to quote prices.
In terms of execution Market making forces you to be a maker, rarely a taker. Generally, even if you're chasing a maker, the costs are lower than being a direct taker. The Martingale grid typically operates as a taker.
Regarding stop-loss methods Market making usually considers position exposure as a risk signal, rather than how much unrealized loss there is. The primary goal for market makers is delta neutrality, ensuring risk exposure remains within a fixed range.
For profit generation Market makers primarily profit from the spread, but most coins lack a spread, so the profit formula shifts to — exchange rebates + execution cost > 0, while Martingale grids gamble on price reversion.
Common fears include extreme market conditions, like price spikes, insider traders buying in advance, and savvy market makers pulling their quotes early, which forces them to absorb these buy and sell orders, exposing their risk exposure, also known as toxic orders.
However, the contradiction for market makers is the need to avoid overly compressing risk exposure, meaning holding time. Otherwise, it becomes buying and immediately selling, which earns the exchange rebate but absorbs all the risk of price gaps, thus exposing the risk exposure.
No leverage, profits are too thin; Add leverage, and tail events can wipe you out.
I really like this analogy given by AI, you're picking up shells on the beach when suddenly you notice everyone around you has gone quiet (liquidity disappears), that’s not a rising tide, it’s a shark coming.