Coinbase is launching a new platform for initial token offerings, providing retail investors in the U.S. with access to regulated primary cryptocurrency sales for the first time since 2018. The first trading event for the layer-1 blockchain token Monad is scheduled for November 17–22.
In October 2025, activity on crypto exchanges increased significantly. According to Wu Blockchain, the total spot trading volume on major platforms rose by 36% compared to September, reaching $2.36 trillion.
The world’s largest crypto exchange, Binance, has removed 18 tokens from its Alpha listing pool, meaning they will no longer be available for new purchases on the platform. Users who already hold these assets can still sell or trade them in other ways.
Binance has integrated Ethena’s synthetic stablecoin USDe into its platform, including as a spot trading pair and as a yield-bearing collateral asset for traders operating in the derivatives market.
Cryptocurrency exchange OKX has launched a new USDG Auto-Earning project to generate passive income. With this feature, USDG stablecoin holders can automatically earn interest without needing to stake their funds. Users will not be charged any fees, and there is no upper limit for deposits.
The license will allow the exchange to offer digital asset services, including tokens and stablecoins, across the entire European Economic Area in accordance with the Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation.
In the past 24 hours, market liquidations totaled over $1 billion, with $782 million coming from long positions. More than 219,500 traders were affected, and the largest liquidation on Bybit for the BTCUSD contract amounted to $10 million.
Crypto exchange Bullish has raised $1.11 billion in its initial public offering, pricing its shares at $37 each — above the previously announced range, Bloomberg reports.
Fueled by a string of legislative victories and new financial initiatives, cryptocurrency investors are experiencing an upswing. Another wave of positive catalysts has given the crypto industry even more room for growth this week. Notably, the biggest headlines aren’t about Bitcoin, Yahoo Finance reports.
Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has published its 33rd PoR report, covering July 2025. According to the data, the platform increased its Bitcoin reserves by 17,167 BTC, bringing the total user holdings to 591,163 BTC — a 2.99% rise compared to the previous month.
The crypto market is showing concerning shifts in investor sentiment. According to data from analytics platform Amberdata, the 180-day implied volatility skew on the Deribit exchange has dropped to zero, signaling a shift in long-term expectations from bullish to neutral.
The world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, Binance, has launched an unusual service allowing users to buy digital assets at a discount.
Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has formed a strategic partnership with Tether to accelerate cryptocurrency adoption in Brazil through institutional collaboration, event sponsorships, and educational initiatives.
Binance has announced plans to expand access to its Shariah Earn staking platform to users around the world. Currently, Binance has more than 282 million registered users and aims to attract even more through its Shariah Earn product.
The bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX plans to repay $1.9 billion in client debts in September 2025.
Last week, the trading volume of altcoin futures on the Binance Futures platform reached a record high.
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