Coinbase said it will add CHECK, SIGN and MEZO to its spot trading platform. CHECK and SIGN are scheduled to begin trading on April 2, subject to sufficient liquidity conditions. The move may boost market interest, but newly listed tokens can also face sharp volatility.
Coinbase announces listing of CHECK, SIGN and MEZO trading pairs on its spot platform. CHECK and SIGN trading starts April 2 subject to liquidity conditions, while MEZO's schedule is TBD. New listings may bring volatility.
Coinbase will list CHECK, SIGN and MEZO on its spot platform. CHECK and SIGN trading begins April 2 subject to liquidity conditions. MEZO schedule TBA. The move expands trading options but experts warn of high volatility risk with limited market depth.
Binance will adjust the tick size for multiple USDⓈ-M perpetual contracts, including ZORAUSDT, ACEUSDT and SIGNUSDT, at 14:30 Beijing time on June 13, 2026. Existing orders will continue to be matched using the original tick size after the change.
A Bitcoin poll initiated by Peter Schiff has once again sparked heated discussion, as most respondents said that even if Bitcoin plunges to $0, it would not justify their bearish argument, while others point to a key price range between $20,000 and $1,000. Schifff also warned that technical weakness could push Bitcoin toward the $25,000 to $27,000 range, drawing even more attention to Strategy Inc.'s holdings.
Institutional Bitcoin reserves are expanding, with the top 100 holders holding a total of 1,258,090 BTC, with Strategy leading the list with a massive 845,256 BTC.
Bitcoin's decline has provided gold bull Peter Schiff with ample arguments to maintain his view—this leading crypto asset has dropped about 24% over the past month. Eight months ago, on October 6, 2025, Bitcoin stood above the $126,000 mark, but now its trading price has dropped about 52% from that peak. Of course, Schiff has questioned Bitcoin's value proposition and its long-term viability for years.
According to hashrateindex.com data, since the network reached 1,030 EH/s on May 28, 2026, Bitcoin's hash rate has significantly declined. Currently, this value has dropped to 885 EH/s. This decline was accompanied by a reduction in miner revenue, which remains closely tied to Bitcoin's market value.
