BNB

MonsterMash789

BTC, ETH, then maybe BNB and SOL. They are all fairly core and/or infrastructure related

Legitimate_Cry_5194

You don't judge by how they did in the last 30 days, it's painful to see how amateur you are. A coin can go from $100 to $1 and then in one month can be at $10, that's 1000% up. It doesn't mean shit and it's still in deep bear, 90% down from ATH. Let's see how the top 20 by market cap coins are performing, excluding stablecoins, instead of cherry picking the 1 in 10 coins that do well. - Ethereum 39% below - XRP 17% below - BNB 12% below - Solana 44% below - Dogecoin 72% below - Tron 30% below - Cardano 76% below - Hype at ATH - Stellar 50% below - Sui 35% below - Hedera 57% below - BCH 86% below - Avax 85% below - Leo 10% below - Shiba inu 85% below - Ton 63% below - Litecoin 76% below - WBT 11% below - Monero 38% below - Polkadot 93% below On average, 50% down, that's deep bear. On top of that, most had their ATH'S in 2021 which means that 4 years later while BTC is 150%-200% up, they are 50% down on average. I usually don't reply to people like you, but I just wanted to show to you how stupid and ignorant you really are. Enjoy your first cycle for now, you won't be enjoying it looking at your portfolio when the cycle ends.

MichaelAischmann

~~BNB~~ memes are rubbish tbh

bimbobandit2016

BNB memes are rubbish tbh

pop-1988

> Why Eth? Stablecoins exist in pretty much any chains ETH is supported by exchanges. Other chains are supported by fewer, or sometimes only one exchange. What happens if you send your BNB stablecoin to an exchange which doesn't support BNB? You lose your coins - the sending exchange doesn't have it any more and the receiving exchange doesn't want to set up a BNB wallet Technically, a stable coin does not need to have an ETH contract A stablecoin could even be its own blockchain if enough people choose to run a node

Every_Hunt_160

You're telling me that BNB isn't magically printed out of thin air by Binance??

SevereArrivals13

MOONs and BNB pump coming up

navinjohnsonn

I bought some BNB back in 2017 and forgot about it until two years ago - nice $44K profit 🤣

kapitolkapitol

This is a highly manipulated token that probably is going to reach 20$ in months. It is like purchasing BNB years back before it did 100x. (Corruption is good if I'm involved, as that African lord in the famous meme said) My plans are to rotate to this token days/weeks before the btc cycle peak and dominance drop. They artificially pumped hard past November out of thin air, I want to be there again for the next one.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao’s family office is backing a new treasury firm, supported by 10X Capital, to offer investors exposure to BNB and pursue a public listing on a major US exchange. The firm, named the 'BNB Treasury Company,' will be led by David Namdar and aims to expand institutional access to the BNB ecosystem. BNB, a token tied to Binance, is widely used in the BNB Chain blockchain. The company plans to announce financing details soon, reflecting a growing trend of firms stockpiling cryptocurrencies like BNB and Bitcoin. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

SevereArrivals13

I keep stacking BTC, BNB and MOONs as they seem like easy gains that will go up in the long-term for sure. The tokenomics of these projects are key

VisualFit415

Btc,Eth and Xrp/BNB

bestjaegerpilot

no offense but this the wrong question betting on altcoins long term isn't the way to go. when it comes to altcoins, take profits when you cash and follow the money right now that's XRP, BNB, TRX

MichaelAischmann

Curiosity: Is anyone ever doing web3 things on BSC? BNB is the 4th largest coin & nobody ever talks about it or any related utility.

biba8163

CRO is down almost -50% from when you said it could break ATHs in 6 months to 2 years and it could be the next Binance... > I hold a lot of CRO, it's all staking. If I thought this was anywhere close to where our potential is, I wouldn't be staking. **I'm looking at 6 months - 2 years from now when we break ATH or go further, I truly believe we can be the Apple of crypto/next binance.** https://np.reddit.com/r/cro/comments/1b4jcdn/i_made_a_post_yesterday_stating_we_were_at_39_now/ksz8ot9/ I've done my research and been warning noobs over and over that this scam exchange and token wasn't going to be the next Bianance/BNB for years... > The idea of CRO being BNB is so misguided in hopium. In early 2017, most of us used Poloniex as the go-to crypto platform. By fall of 2017, Bittrex became the crypto platform of choice as the bullrun started gaining steam. Late 2017, Bittrex stopped opening new accounts because they could not handle the traffic. Newly opened Binance then took that traffic, became the shitcoin casino of choice listing every shitcoin under the sun and in a few months was doing more than 50% of all crypto volume. Today Binance does 50-60% of all crypto volume. Even with spending over $1 Billion dollars in marketing and ads including Super Bowl commercials, naming sports arenas, hiring movie stars like Matt Damon and athletes like Lebron James, Crypto.com struggles to do 1% of crypto volume and is still a tiny exchange. https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/13xd5fm/real_interest_rates_and_inflation_in_crypto/jmh5x2t/

bottatoman

If you get funded by VC there’s actually a chance to get to a decent spot as those peeps want at least their money back, look at that BNB trash, that SOL crap or even that ETH scam. JPM chain lol who’s gonna validate that trash? Some geeky dude in a garage or a kyc aml terms of service signers compliant businesses? Btw tari is still proof of work which is the only consensus that works.

MacPooPum

That was only a problem years later. Around this time skyrim was got gpu shortages cuz of miners was around 2017, when BNB launched. 2020 was when nvidia really started taking the piss out of consumers, partly cuz of miners scooping up stock and driving up demand, add covid into that mix now a lot of people want to upgrade theirs pcs or buy a laptop cuz a lot of shit can be done at home. These wallets are older than all of that.

steelchairframe

SUI ATH, SOL ATH. BNB ATH, HYPE ATH in USD terms. Sure, for a few of the coins, it's their first bull market but they're still very high MC and still breaking ATHs. I mean that's to name a few in the top 12. Too many alt coin doomers from people that bought alt coins in 2025 and not 2022 through to 2024. The right ones will RIP when it's time and most people that were organized are still 2x+ up on their initial investment.

Zealousideal-Dog2046

I've actually found the casinos offer the lowest fees.. the key with trading with them or any of these high leverage platforms is to take action and DO NOT ALLOW your position to be liquidated it results in a 100% loss... Which if you don't know is almost impossible to be profitable in the long run. Me I cut the trade and close it at 25% -max 50% loss ... I get back half my capital and then on average only need my winners to be 70% - 100% to be profitable 1000x platforms I like Pancake swap 1000x BTC on (BNB,ARB.and BASE chains they offer but your TAXED hard via fees but not on BNB. Last summer they gave ARB rewards based on volume and I received over $20,000 in free Arbitrum in only 3 Month. So I still prefer pancakswap although not the best in the game cause of that. Ark : very solid offering low fees, instant order placement and 1000x via the ARB, And Sonic chain you can trade SOL, Doge, BTC, ETH but I find it hard to be profitable on this platform not sure why might be the leverage or hidden fees

diwalost

Now people understand the reason for miserable price action of Nano. If you can't even dream of Bitcoin treasury, what can achieve. You could have even tried ETH, but BNB..!!!

SevereCalendar7606

Trying to pump BNB don't be exit capital

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Amber International, a Nasdaq-listed crypto financial services firm, has raised $25.5 million through private placement to expand its $100 million Crypto Reserve initiative. The reserve primarily focuses on Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL), but the company plans to acquire Ripple (XRP), Binance Coin (BNB), and Sui (SUI) tokens. The funds will support innovative blockchain projects and institutional services. The raise was backed by prominent investors, including CMAG Funds and Pantera Capital. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Sea_Helicopter_2556

Yeah, BNB is a good pick. Xrp is not.

DeaderthanZed

OP is referring to coins that didn’t achieve any adoption despite existing for 5+ years through multiple bull runs. So basically every L1 except BTC, ETH, BNB and SOL. (Xrp is a meme L1 it gets an exception for its die hard supporters despite its lack of actual adoption.)

quintavious_danilo

Nexo, BNB, CEL, FTT, CRO… all made out of thin air.

Inevitable-Leave-875

Do your own research on the blue chips and why they are the top ranked. And when researching a lesser known coin/token, look at: Founder & Team Background Who are they? Real names or pseudonymous? Former FAANG, crypto native OGs, or some random Telegram scams? Track record? Any rug pulls? Prior pumps? Check LinkedIn, GitHub, SEC filings, and rugpull databases. Do they respond to criticism intelligently? Or just block you on Twitter? OPSEC Tip: If the founders are fully doxxed and U.S.-based, know they’re subject to U.S. law (SEC, OFAC, IRS). Sometimes pseudonymity doesn’t = scam. Code Quality & GitHub Activity Is the project open source? If not, why? Check GitHub: Are there commits? Is it a fork of another project? Are they copy/pasting or innovating? Use tools like CryptoMiso or GitHub Stars as weak signal proxies. Run a linter on their smart contracts. Sloppy coding = exploitable contracts = zeroed bags. Security Audits & Vulnerability Exposure Who audited it? Are there known CVEs (common vulnerabilities and exposures)? Check Certik, Immunefi, and Hacken for bug bounty programs. Smart contracts are forever. One unchecked bug and the protocol gets drained. Mechanism Design Is the protocol’s incentive structure economically sound, or is it a Ponzi in disguise? Check for Ponzinomics: unsustainable yields, recursive leverage, or circular swaps. Is the protocol actually useful without the token? Or is the token the product? Product/Market Fit Does the project solve a real problem? Who uses it? Is it a DAO with 80 wallets and 10 bots? Or is there daily organic usage? Use Token Terminal or DefiLlama to check real usage metrics: TVL, revenue, active users. Legal and Regulatory Risk Is the token a security? Did they do a public sale to U.S. citizens? Are they compliant with AML/KYC or deliberately avoiding it? (Good or bad depending on ethos) Has it already been flagged by SEC/FinCEN/OFAC? Token Distribution & Vesting Who owns the tokens? Founders? VCs? Airdrop farmers? What’s the vesting schedule? Any cliffs? Is it linear or backloaded? Use Messari or whitepaper tokenomics sections to verify actual unlock schedules. Watch out for VC unlock seasons where the price tanks on linear emissions from private sales. Community & Narrative Strength Are the supporters real humans or Twitter bots? (Use tools like FollowerAudit or BotSentinel) Is there real discussion on forums or just pump memes? What’s the meme game like? Narrative fuels speculative bubbles. Is this thing cult worthy? Cults like LINK, ETH, SOL, and BTC sustain price through hell. Most coins die when Reddit stops caring. Protocol Revenue & Sustainability Does the protocol generate real, recurring revenue? Is yield coming from users, or from token inflation? How are protocol fees split? Burned? Given to holders? Dev fund? Check DefiLlama Revenues or Token Terminal for hard data. Interoperability & Ecosystem Integrations Is it isolated, or plugged into other chains? Is it EVM-compatible? Supported by major bridges? Are DEXs, wallets, explorers, oracles integrated? Also tokenomics: Total Supply vs. Circulating Supply How much of the total supply is already circulating? If 10% is circulating and 90% is locked up, you’re early, but you’re likely buying into a future selloff. Rapid unlocks = price suppression. High FDV (Fully Diluted Valuation) + Low circulation = Delayed rug via emissions. Emission Schedule/Vesting Curve Linear: Steady inflation, easier to price in. Cliff + linear: VC dump alert. Sudden supply shock. Exponential: Pure inflation. Allocation Breakdown Look for this in whitepapers or dashboards. Here’s what you want to dissect: Team/Founders have greater than 20%, they’re greedy, and will likely dump VCs/Private Sale have greater than 25%, you’re the exit liquidity Ecosystem/Grants around 20%, okay if it’s transparently allocated Community/Airdrop less than 10%, fair but check distribution Liquidity Mining around 10–30%, good if designed well (no mercenary yield farmers who will dump on you) Token Utility: What does the token actually do besides go up? Good Uses: Governance (if active and enforced) Required for usage (gas, staking collateral, slashing risk) Fee discounts (e.g., BNB) Security layer (e.g., ETH staking) Burn Mechanics / Deflationary Design Are tokens being burned with every use? Is it programmatic or discretionary (manual = rug bait)? EIP-1559 on Ethereum is a gold standard: burn on actual usage. If it’s inflationary, check if usage is greater than inflation. If not, value bleed is baked in. Staking Incentives What APR are stakers getting? Where does that yield come from? (Fees? Inflation? New buyers?) Does staking have a lockup or slashing risk? High APR from inflation = stealth dilution. It’s yield that costs everyone. Liquidity Profile How much liquidity is there on major exchanges or DEXs? Who controls it? Is it protocol-owned liquidity (POL), or whales? Slippage test: Try simulating a $10K-$100K trade. If price impact is greater than 2%, it’s illiquid. Low liquidity = manipulated price action and whale games. Market Cap vs. FDV Market Cap = Circulating supply × current price FDV = Total supply × current price A token with $50M market cap but $2B FDV = 2.5% in circulation. You’re buying into a future inflation cliff. High FDV with low liquidity = worst combo. Inflation Control Is there a cap (like BTC)? Is there a halving or burn mechanism? Are emissions dynamic (adjusted based on usage like Curve)? Flat inflation = death by a thousand cuts unless usage scales faster. Whale Concentration Use tools like Nansen, Arkham, or Etherscan to analyze top holders. Are top wallets: Smart contracts (okay) Exchanges (neutral) Private wallets (danger) More than 10% in one private wallet = big risk

Obvious_Profit1656

Some normal alts like Solana or BNB are basically going sideways since march 2024, that's some unprecedented sideway action when it comes to alts.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) has donated $10 million in BNB to Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin to support his open-source biotech initiatives, focusing on biosecurity, pandemic prevention, and longevity research. CZ's broader efforts include investments in YZi Labs, which targets ventures in Web3, AI, and healthcare. His approach emphasizes challenging profit-driven systems, supporting overlooked innovators, and fostering people-centered biotech solutions to create a positive impact on humanity. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Prestigious-Slide-73

You can buy StrikeX token on ETH, BNB and Sol. But ultimately, they will launch and use their own chain to facilitate transactions.

Prestigious-Slide-73

You can buy StrikeX token on ETH, BNB and Sol. But ultimately, they will launch and use their own chain to facilitate transactions.

zooka19

Sometimes I wonder my life decisions... I have BTC/ETH/SOL/BNB/XRP in order of largest to smallest positions. With DOGE and SHIB just there because. it's not a huge amount. I coulda BTC/FART/PEPE and be retired.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Decentralized exchanges (DEXs) processed $385 billion in spot trades in June, capturing 28.4% of centralized exchange (CEX) spot activity, a new record. While DEX volume declined 12% from May, CEX volume dropped nearly 30%, marking the lowest monthly trading volume for CEXs since September 2024. The growth in DEX market share is attributed to steady activity on platforms like Uniswap and PancakeSwap, alongside increased trading on Ethereum, BNB, Solana, and Base. Traders are shifting to DEXs for price discovery and self-custody, reducing reliance on CEXs. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

oneden

Pretty sure the only people who downvote BNB posts are ETH holders.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; BNB Smart Chain implemented the Maxwell hard fork on June 30, 2025, reducing block times from 1.5 seconds to 0.8 seconds, nearly doubling transaction throughput and enhancing scalability. The upgrade incorporates Binance Evolution Proposals BEP-524, BEP-563, and BEP-564, optimizing block times, validator communication, and network synchronization. This positions BNB Chain as one of the fastest Layer 1 blockchains, supporting over 5,700 DApps and boosting its competitiveness in DeFi and Web3 ecosystems. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Thakkerson

Alts marketcap pretty big atm. It is just that everything is soaked up by BNB, XRP, SOL, etc lol

MichaelAischmann

Solana did a 10x the last 2 years vs 2x from BNB.

Every_Hunt_160

BNB has quietly been the best performing altcoin in the past 2 years The only top altcoin that is around ATH levels while every other major alt is 50% down or more lol

RefrigeratorLow1259

| Asset | 12-Month Performance | |:------|---------------------:| | BTC | +78.5% | | ETH | -27.0% | | XRP | +360.0% | | BNB | +15.5% | | SOL | +7.0% | | TRON | +125.0% | | DOGE | +33.0% | | ADA | +46.0% | | LINK | -3.5% | | AVAX | -40.5% |

biba8163

> Altseason is coming! > Inverse /r/cc! | | 6-Months | |:-----------|------------:| | BTC | 15.5% | ETH | -26.8% | XRP | -4.5% | BNB | -6.3% | SOL | -20.4% | TRON | 6.89% | DOGE | -47.8% | ADA | -34.4% | LINK | -36% | AVAX | -49.7%

Obvious_Profit1656

Plebbit is full of bad takes, they've fudded the most successful cryptos like BNB, SOL and TRX.

veegaz

It's really a luck draw I'm DCAing the top 30 each month BNB, ADA, ETH pretty much became stablecoins FET, UNI, PEPE pump and dump like crazy But if I compare to 3 months earlier then TAO, RENDER, FET are the best performers Nobody knows shit about fuck 🤷

Ben69_21

Staking BNB-USDT for 50/150% apy on pancakeswap.

InternetThug77

Try holding any crypto except XRP, BNB, BTC

Radiglaz

I've always managed to tell ppl to make the right call. XRP @0.1, BTC @15k, ADA @0.3, BNB @200, etc. But I've never made the right call myself.. crazy right.

lemzor

Nobody talk about nexo ? Getting 7-12% apy on xrp and extra 1% if paid in nexo. Not bad. BNB vault isn't bad either

accomplished_mess_

the ethfan smart contract on BNB is designed to deliver dividends in Etheruem , based on 24 volume. ethfan.club

jawni

>Solana, like BNB, is largely a chain used for scam coins and junk. I don't believe they're faking the usage, but i believe the usage is 90% moonboys trading useless junk. and? What's your point? As I'll explain after this, there is far more then that happening on Solana, but if that's all it was... so what? They pay fees and fees are ultimately what every chain needs to survive if they don't want to rely on inflation and it doesn't seem to be going away. But the truth is that Solana facilitates a lot more than just memecoin trading. >What's SOL great for? Scam coins, because everything it does another network does better. Well, considering "scam coins" are treated by every blockchain as just an "asset" that means Solana should be the preferred network at moving any kind of asset around. Institutions have realized this and that's why they're flocking to Solana. Examples: [Kraken Partners with Backed to Launch xStocks on Solana for Tokenized U.S. Equities](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20250522005476/en/Kraken-Partners-with-Backed-to-Launch-xStocks-on-Solana-Bringing-Tokenized-Equities-to-the-Masses) [Classover Holdings Secures $500M for Solana-Based Treasury Reserve Strategy](https://www.fintechweekly.com/fintech-news/classover-holdings-secures-500m-to-launch-solana-based-treasury-game) [R3 Collaborates with Solana Foundation to Offer Enterprise-Grade Consensus Service on Solana](https://r3.com/press-releases/r3-signals-strategic-shift-to-lead-the-convergence-of-public-and-private-blockchains-to-deliver-internet-capital-markets-through-collaboration-with-solana-foundation/) [Seven Asset Managers File Solana ETF S-1s with SEC, Including Fidelity and Franklin Templeton](https://t.co/B4O8s6Zf0i) [DeFi Development Corp Secures $5B Equity Line for Solana Treasury Strategy](https://t.co/77yeQ6JXxG) [Robinhood Explores Solana for Tokenized U.S. Stock Trading Platform in Europe](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-05-07/robinhood-hood-plans-blockchain-to-trade-us-assets-in-europe) [Bybit Launches Byreal, First On-Chain DEX on Solana, Targeting Hybrid Finance](https://www.cryptobriefing.com/bybit-byreal-solana-dex-launch/) --- But it's not just institutional interest and memecoins, it's also DePIN, Solana is **easily** the leader in this area and here are some examples showing that: [GEODNET Partners with USDA for Centimeter-Precise GPS, Achieving $3M Annualized Revenue](https://www.theblock.co/post/316439/depin-players-hivemapper-helium-and-helio-chart-real-life-crypto-path-on-solana) [Grass Reaches 1M Users with Chrome Extension for Decentralized Bandwidth Monetization](https://tokeninsight.com/en/insider/leading-depin-projects-on-solana/page/1) [XNET Bridges to Solana, Reduces Token Supply by 90%, and Offloads 150 GB Daily Traffic](https://www.bitget.com/news/detail/1256051681632) [Helium Surpasses 335,000 Mobile Subscribers, Expands 5G Coverage with T-Mobile Partnership] (https://blockworks.co/news/solanas-biggest-depin-is-setting-records) --- But it's not just interest and memecoins *and* DePIN, there is also massive traction in the payment/stablecoin space: [Fiserv Launches FIUSD Stablecoin on Solana, Connecting 10K Banks and 6M Merchants](https://www.coindesk.com/business/2025/06/23/stablecoin-news-fiserv-makes-entrance/) [Visa Expands USDC Stablecoin Settlement Pilot to Solana for Cross-Border Payments](https://www.coindesk.com/business/2023/09/05/visa-expands-stablecoin-settlement-capabilities-to-merchant-acquirers-with-circle/) [PayPal Integrates PYUSD Stablecoin on Solana, Enhancing Payment Scalability](https://cointelegraph.com/news/paypal-solana-pyusd-expansion) [Stripe Supports Solana Payments, Driving Ecosystem Growth for Merchants](https://dailycoin.com/solana-sees-mayor-ecosystem-growth-as-stripe-and-paypal-integrations-lead-the-way/) [Shopify Integrates Solana Pay, Enabling Stablecoin Payments for Millions of Businesses](https://www.theblock.co/post/316439/depin-players-hivemapper-helium-and-helio-chart-real-life-crypto-path-on-solana) [Mastercard Partners with Solana Foundation for Crypto Credential Standards](https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/solana-in-2023:-a-look-back-at-top-storylines-coin-surge-plus-partnerships-with-visa) [Following a Crypto.com issuer pilot, Visa expands stablecoin settlement capabilities with Circle’s USDC, adding pilot programs with merchant acquirers Worldpay and Nuvei, and utilizing the Solana blockchain.](https://usa.visa.com/about-visa/newsroom/press-releases.releaseId.19881.html) --- That's far from everything, but you should get the point.

biba8163

Reminder from February that Alts have: - no new money coming in - no new retail investors - no interest from institutional and corporate investors - no new (fictional) use case - no new narrative > | coin | prev. ATH mkcap(price) | current mkcap(price) | Δmkcap | Δprice | Δsupply > |:-----------|------------:|:------------:|:------------:|:------------:|:------------:| > | **BTC** | $1.23 Trillion ($69K)| $1.92 Trillion (**$95.5K**) | 55% |40% | 5% > | **ETH** | $560 Billion ($4,800)| $327 Billion (**$2,700**) | -42% | -43% | 1.9% > | **XRP** | $141 Billion ($3.65)| $151 Billion (**$2.62**) | 7% | -28% | 48.8% > | **BNB** | $109 Billion ($650)| $93 Billion (**$659**) | -15% | 1.3% | -14.6% > | **SOL** | $78 Billion ($260)| $82 Billion (**$169**) | 5% | -35% | 61% > | **DOGE** | $88 Billion ($0.70)| $37 Billion (**$0.25**) | -57% | -64% | 14.2% > | **ADA** | $95 Billion ($3.05)| $28 Billion (**$0.79**) | -70% | -74% | 9.9% > | **LINK** | $21 Billion ($50)| $11.6 Billion (**$18**) | -47.6% | -64% | 52%   > - **BTC** has increased its $1.23 Trillion cap by 55%, **showing growth and wider adoption** across TradFi and Institutional investors. > - There are signs that other big coins like **ETH and BNB are reaching saturation points** of limited to no growth with huge marketcaps because they are failing to find new investors. > - **XRP and SOL may also be running into similar problems of saturation points** eventually but also may run into more upward resistance since their marketcaps today are larger than 7 years ago (XRP) or 4 years ago (SOL) despite the price being lower. Meaning, there has been over ~50% increase in the circulating supply over those respective time frames. > - The **saturation point and finding new investors seems to also ring true for DOGE and ADA** even though they are much smaller caps so theoretically they should have more room to grow. > - Despite **LINK's supply going up 60%, the marketcap has dropped -50%. There appears to be no demand for this token but token dump is relentless.** https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1iryzav/daily_crypto_discussion_february_18_2025_gmt0/mdfv0yw/?context=3

biba8163

Soon? Institutional and Corporate chokehold on BTC capital is continuing to suffocate Alts from capital. Reminder from February that Alts have: - no new money coming in - no new retail investors - no interest from institutional and corporate investors - no new (fictional) use case - no new narrative > | coin | prev. ATH mkcap(price) | current mkcap(price) | Δmkcap | Δprice | Δsupply > |:-----------|------------:|:------------:|:------------:|:------------:|:------------:| > | **BTC** | $1.23 Trillion ($69K)| $1.92 Trillion (**$95.5K**) | 55% |40% | 5% > | **ETH** | $560 Billion ($4,800)| $327 Billion (**$2,700**) | -42% | -43% | 1.9% > | **XRP** | $141 Billion ($3.65)| $151 Billion (**$2.62**) | 7% | -28% | 48.8% > | **BNB** | $109 Billion ($650)| $93 Billion (**$659**) | -15% | 1.3% | -14.6% > | **SOL** | $78 Billion ($260)| $82 Billion (**$169**) | 5% | -35% | 61% > | **DOGE** | $88 Billion ($0.70)| $37 Billion (**$0.25**) | -57% | -64% | 14.2% > | **ADA** | $95 Billion ($3.05)| $28 Billion (**$0.79**) | -70% | -74% | 9.9% > | **LINK** | $21 Billion ($50)| $11.6 Billion (**$18**) | -47.6% | -64% | 52%   > - **BTC** has increased its $1.23 Trillion cap by 55%, **showing growth and wider adoption** across TradFi and Institutional investors. > - There are signs that other big coins like **ETH and BNB are reaching saturation points** of limited to no growth with huge marketcaps because they are failing to find new investors. > - **XRP and SOL may also be running into similar problems of saturation points** eventually but also may run into more upward resistance since their marketcaps today are larger than 7 years ago (XRP) or 4 years ago (SOL) despite the price being lower. Meaning, there has been over ~50% increase in the circulating supply over those respective time frames. > - The **saturation point and finding new investors seems to also ring true for DOGE and ADA** even though they are much smaller caps so theoretically they should have more room to grow. > - Despite **LINK's supply going up 60%, the marketcap has dropped -50%. There appears to be no demand for this token but token dump is relentless.** https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1iryzav/daily_crypto_discussion_february_18_2025_gmt0/mdfv0yw/?context=3

IndustrialPuppetTwo

Your buddy is absolutely right, and he had to learn the hard way as many of us have. Bitcoin dominance is at an all-time high and has been trending up for a long time now. All alts ultimately bleed to the king, Bitcoin. Meme coins are simply shitcoins and basically gambling. It's a fools game. The 'real use' cases of cryto have always been DeFi but when you look at the use cases of most of those projects it's all about investing in the project not actually using it. I'm talking Definity, Cardano, BNB and so on. The far majority of people in this world have no idea what DeFi is and the idea of sending some digital thing to family in another country instead of wiring dollars through a bank is insane to them. So maybe someday as banks and governments become more accepting of it there will be DeFi but the transactions most likely will be in Bitcoin or stablecoins. Then there the 'technology' behind it. Sure healthcare, banks, Real Estate, education, energy and so on can use blockchain tech but will they all be backed up by investor coins? I doubt it.

zooka19

I have ETH/BNB/XRP/SOL, but I've been considering selling and just going BTC only (same goes for my SOL Strategies stock).

Thomas5020

Solana, like BNB, is largely a chain used for scam coins and junk. I don't believe they're faking the usage, but i believe the usage is 90% moonboys trading useless junk. BTC is valuable and widely accepted, XMR is private, ETH is scalable and great to build on. What's SOL great for? Scam coins, because everything it does another network does better.

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Ether (ETH) surged to $2,470, but weak demand from traders clouds its bullish outlook. Futures and options data show low bullish conviction, with monthly futures trading at a bearish 3% premium. Despite $101 million in ETF inflows, concerns persist over Ethereum's $293 billion market cap versus its modest $41 million in monthly network fees. Competition from Solana and BNB Chain further challenges Ethereum's dominance. A durable bullish trend may require clear institutional adoption or network differentiation to push ETH above $3,000. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

jawni

lol where do you guys come up with this shit? 1. Bot activity is fine. These are smart contract platforms after all, automation is part of the point... 2. Every chain has a shitload of bot activity. Generally all it does is inefficiently search for arbitrage. It doesn't really contribute much in fees relative to the blockspace it uses, regardless of what chain it happens on. [You should probably read this.](https://x.com/bertcmiller/status/1934657926272307332) 3. Both Tron and Solana have tons of real users, that's why they both(along with Ethereum L1, and BNB/HYPE as well) tend to lead all chains in revenue generation. ([data for reference](https://x.com/SolanaFloor/status/1937182499307946004)) 4. The days of easily faking volume by wash trading and generating new addresses to game DAU stats is over, as it's much harder to fake millions of dollars in fees going to validators.

zooka19

Literally this. I hold BTC, ETH, BNB, XRP, SOLANA, and in that same order from largest to smallest allocation. Even then, sometimes I feel like I should just go BTC early. Regarding stocks, I also hold MSTR (BTC) & CYFRF (SOL). Every 20-25 year old acts like they are pro crypto traders and their 200% gains, are like $1.20.

JustStopppingBye

Their TVL continues to drop too. [https://defillama.com/chains](https://defillama.com/chains) || || |1. Ethereum|$146.0 billion| || || |2. Solana|$20 billion| || || |3. BNB Chain|$9.4 billion| || || |5. Base|$6.3 billion| |76. XRPL|$53 million| Yikes.

Emperor-of-the-North

BNB outperformed Bitcoin.

Euphoric_Support_242

Not for your grandma, but for you : Get some money and put it into SUI ( it's as advanced as solana but even a more capable chain, supporting more transactions and faster speeds) RWA like ONDO, Centrifuge and WHITE. ( As tokenized rwa is the next financial revolution. It's bound to happen.) BNB, XLM (these are focused on cross border payment systems. Very low cost and fast. These would be the chains in future you transact with)

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; Binance has burned $914 million worth of BNB coins as part of its quarterly token burn mechanism, aiming to reduce the total supply to 100 million tokens. This process, governed by the BEP95 proposal, calculates the burn amount based on BNB price and Binance Smart Chain activity. The burn is expected to increase the token's value over time by reducing supply, though immediate price growth is unlikely. Binance's strategy aligns with its long-term goals to enhance the token economy and support its growing ecosystem. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

Professional-Box8425

That sounds annoying. I’d move the tokens into a wallet like MetaMask or SafePal where you can add custom tokens on the BNB Smart Chain, then try swapping them on PancakeSwap. If liquidity’s low, sometimes a chat in the project community can help uncover a workaround. Cheers.

biba8163

All the Alts in the Top 10 had valuations that looked extremely stretched and overbought back in February. There was no new retail money and bagholders themselves were digging themselves into a deeper hole probably buying more hoping for a BTC bullrun to rescue them. > | coin | prev. ATH mkcap(price) | current mkcap(price) | Δmkcap | Δprice | Δsupply > |:-----------|------------:|:------------:|:------------:|:------------:|:------------:| > | BTC | $1.23 Trillion ($69K)| $1.92 Trillion ($95.5K) | 55% |40% | 5% > | ETH | $560 Billion ($4,800)| $327 Billion ($2,700) | -42% | -43% | 1.9% > | XRP | $141 Billion ($3.65)| $151 Billion ($2.62) | 7% | -28% | 48.8% > | BNB | $109 Billion ($650)| $93 Billion ($659) | -15% | 1.3% | -14.6% > | SOL | $78 Billion ($260)| $82 Billion ($169) | 5% | -35% | 61% > | DOGE | $88 Billion ($0.70)| $37 Billion ($0.25) | -57% | -64% | 14.2% > | ADA | $95 Billion ($3.05)| $28 Billion ($0.79) | -70% | -74% | 9.9% > | LINK | $21 Billion ($50)| $11.6 Billion ($18) | -47.6% | -64% | 52%   > - BTC has increased its $1.23 Trillion cap by 55%, showing growth and wider adoption across TradFi and Institutional investors. > - There are signs that other big coins like ETH and BNB are reaching saturation points of limited to no growth with huge marketcaps because they are failing to find new investors. > - **XRP and SOL may also be running into similar problems of saturation points eventually but also may run into more upward resistance since their marketcaps today are larger than 7 years ago (XRP) or 4 years ago (SOL) despite the price being lower. Meaning, there has been over ~50% increase in the circulating supply over those respective time frames.** > - The saturation point and finding new investors seems to also ring true for DOGE and ADA even though they are much smaller caps so theoretically they should have more room to grow. > - Despite LINK's supply going up 60%, the marketcap has dropped -50%. There appears to be no demand for this token but token dump is relentless. https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1iryzav/daily_crypto_discussion_february_18_2025_gmt0/mdfv0yw/?context=3

TechTuna1200

BNB has just been stablecoin all along, lmao

TechTuna1200

With that being said, can we talk about how stable the BNB coin has been? When the altcoin market rallies, it stays at around 600 USD; when it crashes, it stays at around 600 USD. It's been in the 600 range for 1.5 years, which is very unusual for altcoins that usually have boom and bust, albeit still losing to BTC on pair value.

biba8163

BTC is at a $2+ Trillion marketcap. That takes a massive amount of capital to move. The days of parabolic BTC gains are over but I think continued long term appreciation and traditional market out-performance is possible with institutional investment money keeps pouring in. But BTC slowed growth is going to hurt Alts a lot more. Alts only have value because of BTC -- they only grow when BTC goes on bullruns and retail takes profits to gamble on Alts. Institutional investment had changed all that and only a trickle of money is flowing to Alts. I commented this earlier this year that the bigger Alts are now reaching saturation points and will have a hard time going up. Ask yourself where is the money going to come from to move these large marketcap Alts most of whose marketcaps are today larger than they were 4 years ago or 7-8 years ago despite their prices being lower because they have dumped and dumped so many tokens on bagholders? Retail doesn't have that type of money and institutional investors have virtually no interest in Alts. > Reminder that BTC is slowly leaving Alts behind. Those who fail to realize it are also slowly going to get left behind. > BTC Marketcap from 2021 Hights = +$690 Billion > Top ALT Marketcap from 2021 Highs = -$362 BILLION > | coin | prev. ATH mkcap(price) | current mkcap(price) | Δmkcap | Δprice | Δsupply > |:-----------|------------:|:------------:|:------------:|:------------:|:------------:| > | BTC | $1.23 Trillion ($69K)| $1.92 Trillion ($95.5K) | 55% |40% | 5% > | ETH | $560 Billion ($4,800)| $327 Billion ($2,700) | -42% | -43% | 1.9% > | XRP | $141 Billion ($3.65)| $151 Billion ($2.62) | 7% | -28% | 48.8% > | BNB | $109 Billion ($650)| $93 Billion ($659) | -15% | 1.3% | -14.6% > | SOL | $78 Billion ($260)| $82 Billion ($169) | 5% | -35% | 61% > | DOGE | $88 Billion ($0.70)| $37 Billion ($0.25) | -57% | -64% | 14.2% > | ADA | $95 Billion ($3.05)| $28 Billion ($0.79) | -70% | -74% | 9.9% > | LINK | $21 Billion ($50)| $11.6 Billion ($18) | -47.6% | -64% | 52%   > - BTC has increased its $1.23 Trillion cap by 55%, showing growth and wider adoption across TradFi and Institutional investors. > - There are signs that other big coins like ETH and BNB are reaching saturation points of limited to no growth with huge marketcaps because they are failing to find new investors. > - **XRP and SOL may also be running into similar problems of saturation points eventually but also may run into more upward resistance since their marketcaps today are larger than 7 years ago (XRP) or 4 years ago (SOL) despite the price being lower. Meaning, there has been over ~50% increase in the circulating supply over those respective time frames.** > - The saturation point and finding new investors seems to also ring true for DOGE and ADA even though they are much smaller caps so theoretically they should have more room to grow. > - Despite LINK's supply going up 60%, the marketcap has dropped -50%. There appears to be no demand for this token but token dump is relentless. https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1iryzav/daily_crypto_discussion_february_18_2025_gmt0/mdfv0yw/?context=3

enlighteningFart

BNB is doing great though, I wonder why that is.

biba8163

> Some of us just know what that usually means. The crypto space is full of Noob Bagholders like you claiming to be millionaires with their fictional stories. Your lies are so bad. ETH was $20 range in March of 2017 and BNB didn't even exist then. Binance was launched around Q3 of 2017 and those of us who were in crypto moved to it after moving from Poloniex to Bittrex then after Bittrex started having issues and stopped signing up new users Q3 of 2017. Not sure in which fictional universe you discovered BNB first and then bought ETH for $20 lol > **How I Got Rich in Crypto Without Trading Every Day** > I got into crypto by accident. Years ago, I was moderating livestreams and online forums just to earn a bit of money. One day, someone said: “We’ll pay you in BNB.” I had no idea what that meant, but I said yes. Curiosity followed. I started reading about BNB. Then I discovered Ethereum. And that’s what changed everything for me. I bought my first ETH at around $20. Either your crystal ball is broken or you're clueless... > Feb is historically most bullish month.Just like uptober, I think the real pump will start by mid-end of the month. (February 2025) > But rest assured, ETH is about to explode. https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1im4twl/how_do_you_guys_handle_this_crazy_crypto_market/mc0df2p/?context=3 When you're a NOOB, you should listening to people who have been around instead of making fictional stories about being a crypto millionaire and beleiving your own hype and predictions > Reminder that TradFi, Institutional, Corporate and Nation State involvement means *BTC has a vice grip stranglehold on capital* -- the end result is very little of BTC profits is flowing to Alts. This will be devastating to big Alts which need huge capital to make any big moves. (Feb. 22, 2025) > *The first casualty is ETH.* > The long term trend is capital is *slowly starting to concentrate into BTC and leaving the Alt coin market behind in the dust.* The astute investor looks at the data recognizes this trend and sticks to BTC. The naive and gullible investor gleefully is walking off the cliff thinking he is walking into the fabled ALT Season. (Feb. 09, 2025) https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1ilgjeg/comment/mbv2t94/ > Noobs who weren't around in 2016 and 2020, you should know that 2024 looks very very different so far than at this time frame in 2016 and 2020. (Nov. 5, 2024) https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1gkfvzs/bitcoin_price_crushing_altcoins_heading_into_us/lvlrry1/ > The market is changing: ETFs, MSTR, etc account for a lot of the inflows. This money is not going to leave BTC seeking greater return on Alts (Nov. 13, 2024) https://np.reddit.com/r/ethfinance/comments/1gq6ahm/daily_general_discussion_november_13_2024/lwymxl9/ > Each cycle is a bit different. Too many people are saying, just hold on to your coins, it's playing out exactly the same. (Nov. 13, 2024) https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1gqexix/why_are_there_so_few_active_users_when_btc_is_at/lwxx36a/ > Be careful of people telling you this cycle is playing out exactly the same. ETFs, institutional and mainstream involvement, memecoins, L2 options and ETH competitors, it's very different (Nov. 19, 2024) https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1gujmk1/daily_crypto_discussion_november_19_2024_gmt0/lxyt5pw/

biba8163

I was talking in general performance but... XRP went over $3.60 and was actually over $4 in Korean exchanges, it hasn't reached it's ATH from almost 8 years ago > Ripple just crossed $3.63 USD. WTF https://np.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/7o15iy/ripple_just_crossed_363_usd_wtf/ SOL still hasn't hit it's ATH from 2021 when accounting for inflation. Neither has BNB. There are no Alts who have hit ATH in 3 cycles when accounting for inflation.

Medium_Change4574

TRX and BNB always hold up so well hmm..

Neat-Emu-8731

It’s a smart question, not a dumb one. Memecoins are high-risk, high-reward. Some people make big gains, but many get left holding worthless bags. If you enjoy the hype and can afford to lose that money, holding a small portion might be fine. But for long-term stability, focusing on strong projects like BTC, ETH, BNB makes way more sense. Balance is key.

Crazy_Tooth1858

Gotcha. When you’re fucking with alts, expect 99% to be complete shitcoins, especially on BNB, AVAX and BASE. Learn how to use the tools if you’re gonna play in the shitcoin casino. All that being said, stack sats and use alts as your “scratch offs”.

Careless-Rate5156

# Raising money for my Liver treatment(cirrhosis)- already having spent weeks in hospital. Determined to pay back once I am over this.. docs had recommended a transplant addresses below, proofs attached BTC - bc1qqlmkql2hvxzlfcvgtyhnetxc8taxv5x3706yzv ETH - 0xb307A5f241a290d7F5423F30A48e8fc319f0ab3f XRP - rKsuLeoFe4HsY4ghEWpgepsxYW14SCBgaU Doge - DQrhKScDNZDNPFbDch6JRtDj7XBgkzcT3h BNB - 0xb307A5f241a290d7F5423F30A48e8fc319f0ab3f LTC - ltc1qk7j39pl57fx07rndy7j4h873c9spm2tnfceekl

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SevereArrivals13

Bought $1k worth of MOONs, 1 BNB and 1k worth of BTC for my bi-weekly DCA Now we chill and keep mining FIAT

HSuke

Most of them, like BNB and LEO) do fine. CRO is terrible because crypto dot com is sketchy AF

thoughtgrub

Alts coin are not dead. Just the bad ones are BNB , tron , sui , solana are some examples that still have a lot of life in them. Most alts that promised the same things as eth and could not build a community are dead. Only 10-20 protocols will be around for a life time

777accessdenied

I looked at bitcoin around 2013 or so when it had dropped back to $100. Bought some around $2000 in 2016 and out 4 in Bitconnect. Had 1000 BNB then worried about China banning crypto so sold for 70cents back in 2017. Had Fantom and sold at the bottom. Had Quant and sold under $1. The ones I kept seemed to typically crash or go to zero. Yea if I stuck to bitcoin would have likely had several million now but can't go back, so just have to keep looking forward

slasherzx

Ergo has tech of the future and it will have its time. POW, Smartcontract, Fair launched, Decentralized bridged connected to ADA, ETH, BNB and BTC.

rorowhat

CRO will end up being the next BNB

Ikki_The_Phoenix

Why are you shilling some coin with a market cap at billions? Litcoin has a huge market cap. I don't know why you folks keep shilling symmetric coins with market at billions.I think you are mathematically illiterate or you have been holding these coins when they first came out, FFS. Litcoin will do a 10x at best and that's not saying much. How is that gonna make retails life-changing money? Between BTC and the coins with market cap at billions such as ETH, Litcoin, SOL, Ripple, BNB, KAS. I'd rather stick with BTC and look for asymmetric low market cap coins with strong fundamentals as they have much more room to do a 100x even though they're riskier...

MAGA-man-XXL

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PhilosopherRecent362

what i think, the coin which has its usecase in long run will survive for now, upto my knowledge BTC for investments ETH for web3, stack, Smart contract BNB for binance, chain Polygon for cheap transaction SOL for meme coins TRON for acceptability across forex market(TRC-20) and few more coins

RevolutionaryPie5223

BNB. It has real life utility as people need it to trade at a discount on Binance. Thats why it has risen so much from sub $10 to $600+ now.

Mysterious_Ad_4658

it hasnt though.... its down 3.7% in the last 24 hours compared too; SOL 4.84% down, SUI 5.02% down, AVAX 5.72% down. its down more than BNB and XRP but thats to be expected with the run up it had had over the last month or so

Every_Hunt_160

Kind of like BNB and Binance then

light_death-note

Sol has been getting suppressed. BNB really doesn't want to lose its spot.

apkatt

***OP: "Not trying to FUD ADA*****"** **Also OP: \*Immediately tries his best fudding ADA\*** Of all the top 10 coins you could have picked to "not understand their presence in top 10" you picked ADA. XRP, BNB, SOL are all above ADA in MC, they are all 100% centralized. Joke coins such as Tron and Doge are as well. But you picked ADA. Yeah, sure OP, not trying to FUD at all.

Mumen_Riderr

Your post from a month ago "Only Cardano fanboys use Cardano, its ecosystem doesn’t attract the ‘normees’ like Eth, Sol or even BNB" Nice try bud, next time try switching accounts

SecureWriting8589

> Unfortunately, I am unable to purchase BNB using my bank card due to some issues with my bank. This is an issue that you need to solve with your bank not by involving us in what looks to be an *extremely* sketchy transaction.

jawni

That's just where he traded, not affiliated but I've seen people speculate that this was orchestrated by CZ/BNB, coinciding with his dark pool tweet.

1moreApe

Theres 5 coins id hold m, the rest its a lottery: 1) BTC - Obvious 2) ETH - If ETH fails, defi fails, web3 fails 3) BNB - BNB???? While CZ is alive BNB will do well 4) HYPE - Honestly one of the few teams doing things the way crypto was meant to 5) JLP - The casino Solana will do ok but I dont want full exposure Of course I hold heaps of alts and dont follow my own advise

emokid_25

Shido announces a 6 chain bridge which includes top tier chains such as Avax,BNB,Matic,Arb,ETH,Base. definitely good news especially as an investor of a layer 1 below $5MC. good times ahead I guess

yphase

There are some L2s on other L1s, opBNB for example. Tx are basically free on there plus superfast, but obviously BNB itself is much more centralized than Ethereum.

Numerous_Ruin_4947

You should. The APY is bound to come down. Here are the validators you can choose from. The great thing is, IOTA is staked directly from your own IOTA wallet - no need to transfer it to an exchange. [https://explorer.iota.org/validators](https://explorer.iota.org/validators) ETH could really use something this smooth! Setup was incredibly easy and fast - a few minutes. Here’s what I did: I moved my IOTA from Binance into a new IOTA wallet using the MIOTA network. There was an option to use the BNB Smart Chain, but I avoided it after doing some research - it seems like using the wrong network could result in losing access to your tokens. You might be able to recover them, but it sounds like a major headache. Click the **"Start Staking"** button in the link below. This will take you to the IOTA Wallet Chrome Extension page. [https://www.iota.org/learn/staking](https://www.iota.org/learn/staking) Install the extension, launch it, and set a strong password. You’ll then be given a mnemonic phrase—make sure to store both the password and phrase securely. Once that’s done, you’ll have your IOTA wallet address. You can use this as the receiving address when withdrawing IOTA from your exchange. The link below walks you through how to start the staking process once your IOTA is in your wallet. [https://docs.iota.org/about-iota/iota-wallet/how-to/stake](https://docs.iota.org/about-iota/iota-wallet/how-to/stake) You won’t be able to stake 100% of your balance, since a small amount needs to be reserved for gas when unstaking. But don’t worry—the gas fees are just tiny fractions of an IOTA. If needed, you can always send a bit more IOTA to your wallet later to cover gas. The app will automatically suggest the maximum amount you can stake—usually around 99.9999% of your balance. It’s a non-issue in practice.

A-Stock-A-Day

Honestly, just focus on learning and stick to buy-and-hold for now, especially with solid coins like ETH or BNB. Trading’s tough when you’re new. DCA is way safer than chasing meme coins. Try trading small only when you feel ready.

Mammoth_Ad9088

I need 10 BNB

Creative-Frosting189

I need someone to explain to me slowly how BNB is so resistent to the dumps

Numerous_Ruin_4947

No, I FOMO’d in around $3 back in December 2017. Rough entry. I did better with BNB at $8, and also caught good moves with XRP, ADA, and ETH. Win some, lose some - just ask the guy who spent 10,000 BTC on two pizzas. Today I decided to stake my IOTA. I moved it off Binance into a new IOTA wallet - smooth transfer, under two minutes, with a 0.5 fee. It’ll start earning over 15% APY, so I figured I might as well put it to work and try to recover a bit of those brutal 2017 losses. I’ll be keeping an eye on the IOTA ecosystem; the APY could drop as more people jump in. IOTA recently relaunched with the Rebased update—now built on SUI’s tech with smart contract support. So… we’ll see.

DebianDog

It depends on how you think about it, but like it or not, 100 people control or have the keys to 16% of BTC but even more amazing (to me) is BTC is the most “decentralized”. I was betting on ADA. |Cryptocurrency|% of Market Cap Held by Top 100 Wallets| |:-|:-| |**Bitcoin (BTC)**|16%| |**Ethereum (ETH)**|\~34%\*| |**Tether (USDT)**|\~30%\*| |**XRP**|71.8%| |**Binance Coin (BNB)**|60%\*| |**Solana (SOL)**|2.8%| |**USD Coin (USDC)**|\~30%\*| |**Dogecoin (DOGE)**|60%| |**Cardano (ADA)**|19.1%| |**TRON (TRX)**|\~33%\*| \*Estimates based on latest available public data (2024–2025); values may fluctuate and are rounded for clarity.

BlackGoatSemen

Yes. I've made decent money with BNB, XMR, and HBAR

DedaKripto

Over the full period from 2021 to June 2025, Bitcoin (BTC) outperformed Binance Coin (BNB) with a 46.03% price increase compared to BNB’s 7.90%. However, BNB showed stronger performance in specific years, notably 2024 (231% vs. 139%) and during the 2022 bear market, where it experienced smaller losses. Investors’ choice between the two depends on goals: Bitcoin for long-term store of value, BNB for ecosystem utility and potential short-term gains.