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Binance accounts for over 50% of trading volume in the RWA perpetual contract market, achieving a 50.4% market share with 179 underlying assets.

According to the latest data from CoinMarketCap, Binance's cumulative trading volume in the RWA perpetual contracts market has reached $1.5919 trillion, accounting for 50.4% of the overall market and placing it at the forefront among CEXs. In terms of product layout, Binance currently offers approximately 179 RWA perpetual contract underlyings, capturing over half of the market's trading volume. These products primarily focus on core assets such as gold, silver, and top-market-cap stocks, concentrating liquidity in major markets with high trading demand. This trend demonstrates that as the trading scale of RWAs and tokenized assets expands, CEXs like Binance are becoming pivotal venues for bridging traditional financial assets with crypto-native trading markets.

Bitcoin fork asset BTCB2 once hit $1,799, with a fully diluted valuation of $20.9 billion calculated at a price of $1,000

Odaily News: Bitcoin fork asset BTCB2 hit an all-time high of $1,799 on September 5. Over the past 4 hours, its price has fluctuated between 750 and 1,000 USDC; the Neoxa USDC market recorded a 24-hour trading volume of approximately $1 million.BTCB2 originated from a chain split that occurred on August 8, 2026, at block height 961,632. The network subsequently changed its proof-of-work algorithm to Blake2 and reduced block size, and it can now be mined using Blake2-compatible ASIC miners.Neoxa Exchange and Nonkyc.io have listed BTCB2, with the former offering BTC, USDC, and USDT trading pairs, and the latter offering a USDT trading pair. Both platforms have limited liquidity, and CoinMarketCap and CoinGecko have not yet listed the asset.Based on a BTCB2 price of $1,000, its fully diluted valuation stands at approximately $20.9 billion. Since UTXOs need to be split from Bitcoin first, transactions may otherwise be vulnerable to replay attacks; the network's hash rate has risen by 30.41% over the past 7 days, reaching approximately 5.1 PH/s. (Bitcoin.com News)