🚨 A Binance vai remover os pares de negociação AUCTION/USDC e VANA/USDC
A Binance anunciou que vai remover os pares de negociação spot AUCTION/USDC e VANA/USDC em 2 de outubro de 2026, às 03:00 UTC.
A Binance afirma que a revisão dos pares de negociação spot considera fatores como liquidez e volume de negociação.
Importante: remover um par de negociação não significa necessariamente que os tokens subjacentes estejam sendo removidos da Binance Spot. Outros pares de negociação disponíveis podem permanecer.
Verifique sempre o anúncio oficial da Binance antes de tomar qualquer ação.
⚠️ EU Questions Binance Over Its Continued Operations
European Union officials are questioning Binance over its continued service to some customers in the region, according to a Reuters report citing the Financial Times.
The issue relates to Binance's use of a legal exemption while regulatory changes take effect.
Regulatory developments remain an important factor for crypto exchanges operating across different jurisdictions.
The situation is still developing, so traders should follow official regulatory and Binance announcements for updates.
Crypto payments are getting another boost in Japan.
PayPay has integrated Binance Pay through the HIVEX cross-border network, allowing verified overseas visitors at participating Japanese stores to pay using crypto balances.
The system automatically converts the payment into Japanese yen, while merchants receive proceeds in JPY.
Could crypto payments become a normal part of everyday shopping? 🌏
🚨 Binance Adds New CTUSDT Perpetual Contract — Up to 20x Leverage!
Binance Futures announced today that it has launched the CTUSDT perpetual contract, based on Concrete (CT), with up to 20x leverage. The contract went live on October 1 at 07:45 UTC and uses USDT as the settlement asset. Binance also states that the contract trades 24/7.
Why it matters: The launch gives Binance Futures users another way to trade CT with leverage. However, leveraged perpetual contracts carry substantially higher liquidation risk, so traders should understand funding, leverage and liquidation mechanics before trading.