Binance is adding Tether Gold (XAUT) with spot trading pairs like XAUT/USDT & XAUT/USDC.
You can also win a share of 200 XAUT in the tournament running Mar 27 – Apr 17, 2026.
How to join👇: - Sign up (https://accounts.binance.com/register?ref=VNB9JBBQ) for the tournament on Binance - Trade $500 or more in eligible XAUT pairs - Your trading volume counts for rewards
Rewards are sent by May 1 and expire 21 days later.
For the first time ever, a sitting U.S. president, Trump will have his signature printed on dollar bills later this year.
The move is tied to America’s 250th anniversary.
But it also breaks a long-standing system where only Treasury officials signed the notes.
What stands out👇
- This does not change the value of the dollar - No impact on inflation or how money works - It makes currency slightly more symbolic and political - If reversed later, these notes could become collector items
This fits a broader pattern.
Trump previously added his name to stimulus checks and proposed branded coins and institutions.
$400M in “lost” Bitcoin just came back to life after 10 years
Clifton Collins bought ~6,000 BTC in 2011–12
Then in 2017, he was arrested and the private keys were believed to be gone forever
His belongings were reportedly dumped in a landfill Courts ordered the BTC confiscated But without the keys, even authorities thought it was unrecoverable
Now the story just changed Data from @arkham shows 500 BTC (~$35M) moved after nearly a decade of silence The funds were transferred into Coinbase
What makes this even more interesting Collins still holds around 5,500 BTC, worth nearly $390M, untouched till now
Reports suggest authorities, with support from Europol, may have accessed one encrypted wallet that was previously locked
If that’s true, this changes everything - Bitcoin once considered permanently lost may not be lost anymore - unlocking one wallet opens the possibility of unlocking the rest - 100s of millions in dormant BTC could re-enter the market over time
After a decade of silence, one transaction just reopened a $400M mystery and now everyone is watching what moves next
A few days ago, an FIR was filed after a user claimed he was cheated through an investment scheme linked to CoinDCX
The complainant said he lost ₹71.6 lakh between August 2025 & March 2026
After this, police took both founders, Sumit Gupta and Neeraj Khandelwal, into custody from Bengaluru before sending them to judicial custody. The arrests made headlines
But soon, the truth came out
On March 25, court granted bail to the founders. The complainant confirmed he was cheated by others pretending to be CoinDCX
But CoinDCX already clarified that the company had reported over 1,212 fake websites impersonating their platform between April 2024 and January 2026
But it is not just a case⚠️; it shows a system that needs to be fixed
Police arrested legitimate business leaders without verifying whether they were actually involved in the transaction or even present at the location
After bail, this changes the narrative completely - This was not an exchange-level fraud - It was an impersonation scam using a trusted brand name - The real culprits are still not fully caught
Compare this to real large-scale frauds👇
In the ₹1,000+ crore cyber scam linked to Prem Taneja, the alleged mastermind is still absconding with international links
Or look at past exchange scams like #WazirX. This case is still pending and users have yet to receive justice
Crypto investigator zachxbt revealed 15+ accounts coordinating fear posts to push crypto scams
What actually happened these accs weren’t random users they were part of a system designed to go viral first, scam later
How the network operated👇 - bought aged X accounts with followers - rebranded with “ $BNB” + Chinese names to look legit - used AI images with cz to fake credibility - posted panic content like “withdraw from @binance"at the same time - boosted each other using alt accounts & engagement bait
Once the content went viral, the next phase started they redirected traffic into memecoins, fake giveaways, private groups, and airdrop scams
In one case, multiple accounts promoted the same token together, then never mentioned it again after profits
There are also signs of deeper manipulation usernames were changed multiple times, reused content, and AI-generated images with inconsistencies
Many real users unknowingly amplified these posts engaging with them and helping them go even more viral
What makes this dangerous is not just the scams but how easily narratives can be manufactured and pushed to millions without people realizing it
The bigger takeaway is simple in today’s market, attention is monetized first and truth comes later
Always check account history, posting patterns, and intent before trusting viral content
Because in crypto, the biggest edge is not reacting to everything you SEE
Most people are still figuring out what skill to learn in 2026.
Here are the actual paths that pay👇:
- Build a crypto and AI brand on X, monetize with deals and tokens - Go deep into ZK, MPC and privacy layers, become irreplaceable - Specialize in AI security, red teaming and audits - Learn AI smart contracts and LLM integrations, join a serious protocol - Get into crypto BD, connecting builders with capital is underrated - Become a smart contract auditor (Solidity/Rust), high demand skill - Learn MEV and trading infrastructure, real edge is here - Build automation tools and bots with AI, real utility wins
Most people think you need to start early to win big in crypto.
Think again.
- Vitalik wrote the Ethereum whitepaper at 19 (2013). - Brian co-founded Coinbase at 29 (2012). - CZ launched Binance at 40 (2017). - Michael made his first major Bitcoin bet at 55 (2020). - Kristoffer Koch bought 5,000 BTC for $27, forgot about it and woke up a millionaire
From a teenager to someone in their mid-50s.
All built serious wealth in the same market through conviction, building, or holding with no shortcuts or scams.
deposits $100 thinking “easy side income” buys a random memecoin from an influencer pick it pumps → feels like a genius tells frenz “crypto is easy money” increases size on the next trade same coin dumps → “I’ll just hold long term” opens YT & IG → searches “best indicator” learns RSI, MACD & Fibonacci starts trading every small move & jumps into another influencer call enters late → exits early → regrets both portfolio becomes random coins with no real plan deposits again to recover losses loses that too
More than 53% of all crypto tokens ever launched are now dead
Coingecko tracked nearly 20.2 million tokens from mid-2021 to end of 2025 and found 53% are no longer actively traded
- 13.4 million tokens failed in total - 11.6 million of those failures happened in 2025 alone, that is 86% of all deaths in just one year - Q4 2025 was the worst quarter, 7.7 million tokens wiped in three months
The main reason was platforms like pumpfun making token creation too easy
A flood of low-effort memecoins with no development, no backing, and sometimes just a handful of trades before going silent
Then in October 2025 a $19B liquidation cascade hit, the biggest liquidation event in crypto history, and it crushed what was already a saturated market
For context, only 2,584 projects failed in all of 2021
The market is wide open to launch anything, and that is exactly the problem
This is not a slow build anymore, institutions and liquidity are arriving at scale
- Circle's USYC: $2B+ supply, 93% of its total on BNB Chain alone - BlackRock's BUIDL fund surpassed $500M on BNB Chain - Franklin Templeton: expanded platform backed by $1.6T AUM - Ondo Finance brought 200+ tokenized US stocks & ETFs onchain - VanEck's VBILL launched tokenized US Treasuries on BNB Chain - Matrixdock: tokenized gold now collateral on Venus Protocol