The surging crypto market is pumping token prices from across the industry, with soaring valuations that are not limited to only the top assets.
Tokens priced below $0.10 are a great place to start for those wanting to wander the obscure areas of the crypto market to find diamonds in the dirt. To make it as easy as possible, let's look at those with the potential to be listed on Binance in the coming weeks, specifically by the start of May.
1. Bitcoin ETF The Bitcoin ETF Token (BTCETF) was launched before the approval of BTC ETFs by the US SEC, creating a solid community that bought the tokens and staked them in anticipation of the approval. BTCETF currently hovers around the $0.0025 mark and hit a high of $0.0091 a little over two weeks ago. Positive market movements will get it going back up. Experts suggest BTCETF can peak at $0.033 by the end of 2024.
2. NFTFN Another top contender to possibly receive a Binance listing, the NFTFN token is the native asset of the NFTFN platform. The token is presently in phase 1 of its presale at a mere $0.025, and it is expected to surge like no other token has. That is because the platform it is native to is bringing a first-of-its-kind utility set to transform the NFT market.
3. Wall Street Memes The WSM craze does not need much introduction as the platform witnesses massive hype, which has been ongoing for several months now. A promising meme-based ecosystem, Wall Street Memes has impressively integrated memes and utility alike to captivate users across the industry.
Conclusion Listings on Binance are no joke, as assets that make it onto the platform have great potential to alter the crypto ecosystem and generate massive returns for users. Investing in the right tokens as they are about to witness Binance listings is the perfect strategy for those looking to grow their funds significantly. BTCETF, NFTFN, and WSM are expected to be found on the Binance exchange in the coming weeks.
Binance Unleashes Vote to Delist With Community Power—Which Tokens Are at Risk?
Binance launched its first “Vote to Delist” campaign, letting users influence token removals as it shifts from internal-only decisions to community-driven governance on listings.
Token Elimination Begins: Binance Empowers Users With Vote to Delist Feature.
Crypto exchange Binance took another step in its community governance roadmap by activating its first-ever “Vote to Delist” campaign on March 21, hosted through its Binance Square platform. This development follows the recent rollout of its
Today's Inspiration from Binance Founder CZ: Too Much Money Chasing Small, Quick Gains in Crypto. "Focus on ethical teams that build for the long term. Big money is built slowly with stamina."
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Important Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor and my guidance is for educational purposes only. Individuals should conduct their own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Crypto investments are highly risky and can result in significant financial losses.
BREAKING: Binance Announces Complete Delisting of USDT, Major Stablecoins for EU Users
Binance announced plans to delist all non-MiCA compliant stablecoins for European Economic Area users by March 31, 2025, directing customers to switch to compliant alternatives like USDC and EURI. Key Notes: Binance is offering incentives including zero-fee trading for select USDC pairs to ease transition for affected European users. Remaining non-compliant stablecoin holdings will only be available for sale through Binance Convert after the March 31 deadline. Tether maintains the EU delisting w
⚠️ A new scam is on the rise. The "share-seed-phrase" scam tricks users into sending funds to "safe" wallets controlled by scammers. The tricky part is, they sometimes share their seed phrase with you with the intent of giving away free USDT to your Web3 wallet. They use that method to infiltrate your account.
✅ Do not forget to 𝔻𝕐𝕆ℝ before investing.
✅ Enable 2FA, U2F (Yubikey)
✅ Backup private keys securely. (Encrypted usb drives, meta tags)
✅ Invest in secure and reputable Exchanges like Binance
✅ Anyone that DM’s you first with the intent of introducing you to an investment platform is 99.99 percent a scammer
Stay vigilant and never share your private information! ⚠️
The second-largest crypto exchange just lost 41,000 ETH—but it wasn’t a hack in the way you think.
🔹 Bybit’s CEO approved the transfer. 🔹 Hackers tricked the system by faking the Safe interface. 🔹 The final security check was skipped. 🔹 Lazarus Group (North Korean hackers) pulled it off.
💰 The lesson? If you don’t own the keys, it’s not your crypto.
📢 Withdraw your funds & secure them in a cold wallet.
Do you still keeps your crypto on exchanges. Comment let’s learn together 👇
Important Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor and my guidance is for educational purposes only. Individuals should conduct their own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Crypto investments are highly risky and can result in significant financial losses.
Will Binance list Pi? Pi Coin is now trading on 9 Crypto Exchanges: Check Live prices
You can now trade Pi Coin on MEXC, OKX, Open Network, Bitget, CoinW, Gate.io, GCB Exchange, DigiFinex, and LBank.
Pi Network has officially launched its Open Mainnet! Along with this big move, nine major crypto exchanges have listed Pi Coin, making it easier than ever to buy and trade. You can now trade Pi Coin on MEXC, OKX, Open Network, Bitget, CoinW, Gate.io, GCB Exchange, DigiFinex, and LBank.
MEXC was one of the first to jump in, announcing Pi Coin’s listing on February 14. Just two days earlier, on February 12, OKX also confirmed Pi Coin’s listing, with withdrawals set to open on February 21 at 8:00 AM UTC.
Open Network joined the party on February 15, giving traders yet another option to buy and sell Pi. Bitget followed the same day as OKX, February 12, and will allow withdrawals starting February 21 at 09:00 AM UTC.
CoinW made its announcement on February 14, making trading even more accessible. Gate.io listed Pi Coin on February 17 and also launched a USDT-margined PI perpetual contract (PI/USDT) with up to 50X leverage, giving traders more options.
On top of that, they added Pi to their staking program, allowing users to stake their coins and earn rewards. Those who stake Pi can earn 1,000 GT between February 16-21 or 0.2 BTC between February 18-23, with rewards distributed hourly based on the stake size.
GCB Exchange joined in on February 16, while DigiFinex and LBank both listed Pi Coin on February 20, further expanding the market for Pi traders.
Pi Coin has been on a roll since its mainnet launch! In just an hour, it shot up 30% and is now trading at $1.67, with a massive 24-hour trading volume of $157.67 million. The market cap isn’t out yet, but that hasn’t slowed down traders. With more exchanges listing Pi and trading activity picking up, this could be just the start. Let’s see where it goes next.
Disclaimer: I am not a financial advisor and my guidance is for educational purposes only. Individuals should conduct their own research.
Understanding The Crypto and Blockchain Industry. Part 1
What I've learnt so far in my journey in the Crypto and blockchain environment and I believe it'll help a lot of you who are new and willing to grow. 1. Focus on Fundamentals: Emphasize the importance of understanding the underlying technology (blockchain), the use cases of different cryptocurrencies, and the tokenomics (supply, distribution, etc.). Don't get caught up in hype alone. 2. Risk Management is Paramount: Crypto is highly volatile. Never invest more than you can afford to lose. Diver
An exchange may delist a token due to several reasons, including: low trading volume, lack of project development, security concerns, regulatory issues, fraudulent activity by the project team, poor liquidity, technical problems with the token, or if the project is deemed to have no real-world utility; essentially, any factor that could negatively impact user experience or pose a risk to the exchange itself.
Key factors leading to delisting:
Low trading activity: When a token has very little trading volume, it becomes difficult for users to buy or sell it at a fair price, leading to potential price manipulation and delisting.
Project development issues: If a project shows significant delays, lack of progress on its roadmap, or abandonment by the development team, it may be delisted.
Security vulnerabilities: If a token has repeated security issues like hacking incidents or flawed smart contracts, exchanges may delist it to protect users.
Regulatory concerns: If a token is deemed to be non-compliant with regulations in a particular jurisdiction, it may be delisted to avoid legal issues.
Fraudulent activity: If a project is suspected of engaging in deceptive marketing or fraudulent practices, exchanges may delist the token to safeguard users.
Poor liquidity: When a token lacks sufficient liquidity, it can be difficult for users to quickly buy or sell it at a desired price, prompting delisting.
Technical issues: Persistent technical issues or flaws in the token's functionality may lead to delisting.
What happens when a token is delisted?
Reduced trading options: Users can no longer trade the token on the exchange where it was delisted.
Potential difficulty selling: Depending on the token's overall liquidity, it may become harder to sell the token on other platforms after delisting.
Need to move tokens: Users may need to transfer their tokens to another exchange that still lists the token or to a personal wallet. #DelistingNotice #Delisted
Crypto tax crunch in South Africa and ow much percentage to pay?
South Africa is undergoing a significant regulatory shift regarding cryptocurrency to enhance compliance with financial regulations, particularly tax matters.
This ‘crypto compliance crunch’ has been driven by the need for clear guidelines to protect consumers and ensure the required tax is paid.
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) released a study that was conducted to better understand the crypto market in South Africa.
Under this new framework, crypto holders and businesses must report their crypto assets and transactions to SARS.
In the future, crypto exchanges and intermediaries will likely be required to report transaction data directly to tax authorities, making it harder for investors to avoid reporting their crypto income, as tax authorities will have more visibility into their activities.
How much tax do you pay on crypto in South Africa?
The amount of tax you'll pay on crypto in South Africa depends on the specific transaction, the tax that applies, and how much you earn. For crypto profits subject to Capital Gains Tax, individuals pay a maximum effective 18% tax rate, on gains in excess of the R40 000 annual exclusion, depending on their total taxable income. For crypto profits subject to Income Tax, individuals pay between 18% to 45% in tax depending on their total taxable income.
📊 Bitcoin Price Predictions by Top Crypto Figures:
⚫️ Tim Draper: $250,000 by 2025 ⚫️ Arthur Hayes: $750,000 by 2026 ⚫️ Robert Kiyosaki: $500,000 by 2025 ⚫️ Plan B: $400,000 by 2026 ⚫️ Peter Brandt: $135,000 by September 2025 ⚫️ Mark Yusko: $150,000 by 2025 ⚫️ Mike Novogratz: $500,000 by 2028 ⚫️ Cathie Wood: $1.5 million by 2030 ⚫️ Tyler Winklevoss: $500,000 by 2030 ⚫️ Michael Saylor: $13 million by 2045
The Risk It all in 2023 when I officially signed up to Binance after lots of consideration and thoughts. I've been scammed on other platforms but decided to take the last shot with Binance and since then, I have not regretted. I signed up, did KYC verification easily, and started with about $50 deposit...haven't regretted since and made some withdrawals. I then introduced few colleagues to sign up! Had the opportunity to attend several community meetups in Johannesburg. The last one was at the Roof, Brynston. :) I've been involved in many community activities and won some prizes and at a point got an interview to be a Binance Angel but unfortunately, the Interviewer could attend the meeting online on several occasions but cool, I'm still here :) Looking forward to greater things and building wealth with the most trusted Exchange on the planet.
It all in 2023 when I officially signed up to Binance after lots of consideration and thoughts. I've been scammed on other platforms but decided to take the last shot with Binance and since then, I have not regretted. I signed up, did KYC verification easily, and started with about $50 deposit...haven't regretted since and made some withdrawals. I then introduced few colleagues to sign up!
I've been involved in many community activities and won some prizes and at a point got an interview to be a Binance Angel but unfortunately, the Interviewer could attend the meeting online on several occasions but cool, I'm still here :) Looking forward to greater things and building wealth with the most trusted Exchange on the planet.