Baanx Token BXX Surges Over 100% After MEXC Listing Debut
Baanx said its BXX token jumped from $0.15 to $0.50 shortly after listing on MEXC before settling in the mid-$0.30 range, while also launching Uniswap V2 pools for USDT and ETH.

Baanx said its BXX token jumped from $0.15 to $0.50 shortly after listing on MEXC before settling in the mid-$0.30 range, while also launching Uniswap V2 pools for USDT and ETH.

Baanx's BXX token listed on MEXC Global surged from $0.15 to $0.50 within hours, a 100% increase. The token powers a fintech platform offering free crypto lending, remittance, and spending rewards.

Baanx Group's BXX token surged over 100% in its first hours on MEXC Global, climbing from $0.15 to $0.50 before stabilizing near $0.30. The token powers a fintech platform offering free crypto lending, free remittances, and digital asset rewards on daily spending.

Exodus sharply reduced its Bitcoin holdings in Q1 while boosting cash reserves to support its W3C payments deal. Revenue fell and losses widened, but the company is shifting capital toward payments infrastructure and stablecoin expansion.

Exodus Movement slashed Bitcoin holdings by 1,076 BTC in Q1 2026, raising over $70 million in cash to fund its W3C payments deal. Revenue fell 36.8% to $22.7M, net loss widened to $32.1M. Cash and stablecoins surged to $74.4M, signaling a strategic pivot from crypto holdings to payment infrastructure.

Exodus Movement cut BTC holdings by 63%, sold $73.2M in crypto to raise cash for W3C payments deal closure, while adding SOL. Revenue fell 36.8% and net loss widened to $32.1M.

Exodus Movement sold 1,076 BTC and added 5,068 SOL in Q1 2026, boosting cash reserves to $74.4M for the W3C acquisition. Revenue fell 36.8% to $22.7M, net loss widened to $32.1M. The wallet provider is pivoting from crypto holding to payment infrastructure.

Exodus Movement cut its bitcoin holdings by 63% in Q1 2026, selling 1,076 BTC and accumulating Solana, as it converted assets into cash to fund the W3C payments acquisition. Revenue fell 36.8% and net loss widened to $32.1M, but cash reserves surged to $74.4M. The stock dropped 3.1% in pre-market.
