According to ChainCatcher, citing Binance spot market data, several tokens posted sharp moves over the past 24 hours. VIC recorded the steepest decline, falling 22.83%. HFT and PIVX also moved lower, down 13.56% and 12.62%, with all three described as showing a rise-and-fall pattern after earlier gains. On the upside, MMT advanced 14.25% and was described as rebounding after testing lower levels. FLNCB showed the same rebound pattern and gained 6.99%. BEL also touched a new weekly high, with a 24-hour increase of 7.48%. The move reflects broad volatility across Binance spot trading pairs rather than a one-sided market trend.

ChainCatcher, citing Binance spot market data, reported sharp moves across several tokens over the past 24 hours. BANK rose 15.93% and AXTIB gained 8.83%, with both described as rebounding after hitting lower levels. On the downside, FLNCB pulled back after an earlier rise and posted a 9.88% loss. EGLD fell 8.97% after touching a weekly low, while ESP dropped 10.42% after hitting a daily low. COTI and GTC were also listed as showing a rise-then-retreat pattern, down 14.9% and 6.2%, respectively. JUV, meanwhile, reached its 24-hour high and posted a 5.96% gain. The report framed the moves as part of broader volatility in the Binance spot market.

Binance will launch spot trading for 10 bStocks tokenized securities pairs at 20:00 on July 29, 2026, according to ChainCatcher. The lineup includes Apple (AAPLB), Applied Materials (AMATB), Amazon (AMZNB), Bloom Energy (BEB), Dell (DELLB), Fluence Energy (FLNCB), Goldman Sachs (GSB), PayPal (PYPLB), VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMHB), and Direxion Semiconductor Bear 3X ETF (SOXSB). Binance said users will be able to access a fee-free conversion service during the first hour after listing. Withdrawals for the listed products are scheduled to open at 21:00 on the same day. The notice sets out both the trading start time and the withdrawal opening time, while specifying the full list of tokenized securities that will be available at launch.

Binance will open trading for 10 bStocks pairs at 20:00 on July 29, 2026, according to an official announcement cited by BlockBeats. The list includes tokenized stock pairs tied to Apple, Applied Materials, Amazon, Bloom Energy, Dell, Fluence Energy, Goldman Sachs and PayPal. It also includes two ETF-related pairs: VanEck Semiconductor ETF and Direxion Semiconductor Bear 3X ETF. The update was published by BlockBeats on July 29 as a market news item and only covers the scheduled listing time and the names of the trading pairs disclosed in the official notice.

India’s Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has dismantled the alleged dark web drug network Team Kalki, according to ChainCatcher. Binance and the Data Security Council of India (DSCI) supported the probe with blockchain analytics and wallet tracing, helping investigators follow crypto fund flows, identify linked wallets, and freeze related crypto assets. Investigators said the network used the encrypted communication platform Session, the dark web forum Dread, and “dead drop” delivery methods to distribute drugs sourced from international suppliers. Law enforcement also seized thousands of narcotics items from domestic and international parcels tied to the network. Binance APAC head S.B. Seker said blockchain’s transparent infrastructure allows law enforcement to track and investigate illicit transactions more effectively. Binance CEO Richard Teng said in a post on X that Binance and DSCI assisted the NCB by tracing on-chain fund flows connected to the alleged operation.

Binance CEO Richard Teng said the exchange worked with India’s data protection body DSCI to support the country’s Narcotics Control Bureau, or NCB, in efforts against darknet drug gangs using on-chain transaction tracing. The statement, cited by Cointelegraph and carried by Techub News, framed the cooperation as an example of how blockchain’s transparent transaction record can be used to follow illicit fund movements. Teng’s remarks also pointed to a broader pattern of coordination between crypto trading platforms and law enforcement agencies in cases involving digital-asset crime. The report did not disclose additional operational details, timelines, or case outcomes, but it identified the collaboration as a joint effort involving Binance, DSCI, and the Indian authorities.

The Bank of England has conducted a proof of concept with Ripple to test the Interledger Protocol for synchronized cross-currency RTGS payments, signaling potential interest in ILP as a future RTGS upgrade option and strengthening Ripple’s institutional payments narrative.

Banks are lobbying Congress for a total ban on stablecoin interest payments via the CLARITY Act. Drawing historical parallels (margarine laws, Regulation Q & money market funds), this article argues such airtight prohibitions often spawn stronger substitutes, profoundly impacting the crypto market.