#BigTechStablecoin The world's largest cryptocurrency exchange has been actively involved in the stablecoin sector, particularly through its now-discontinued Binance USD stablecoin. BUSD was a US dollar pegged stablecoin. However, following regulatory Binance ceased the issuance of new BUSD tokens leading to a significant decline in its market capitalization.

In response to the BUSD phaseout Binance has diversified its stablecoin offerings. The exchange has increased its minting of TUSD another US dollar pegged stablecoin to meet user demand and maintain liquidity on its platform.

Binance has formed a strategic partnership with Circle, the issuer of USDC aiming to integrate USDC more extensively across its ecosystem. This collaboration includes introducing more USDC trading pairs and utilizing USDC within Binance's corporate treasury.

Furthermore, Binance has attracted significant institutional investment. In 2025 an investment firm added funds in Binance marking the first institutional investment in the exchange's history.

This investment was conducted entirely through stablecoins with low growing whale acceptance of digital assets.

These developments tell Binance's real work to adapt to monitoring challenges and keep up its dominance in the cryptocurrency world.