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| Binance USD 
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| BUSD Price: | $1.00 | | Volume: | $4.7 B | | All Time High: | $1.25 | | Market Cap: | $16 B |
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| Circulating Supply: | 16,272,271,387 |
| Exchanges: | 92
| | Total Supply: | 16,272,271,387 |
| Markets: | 1377
| | Max Supply: | — |
| Pairs: | 925
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The price of #BUSD today is $1.00 USD.
The lowest BUSD price for this period was $0, the highest was $1.005, and the exact current price of one BUSD crypto coin is $1.00487.
The all-time high BUSD coin price was $1.25.
Use our custom price calculator to see the hypothetical price of BUSD with market cap of ETH and how the supply affects the price of BUSD at different market capitalizations. |
The code for Binance USD is #BUSD.
Binance USD is 3.4 years old. |
The current market capitalization for Binance USD is $16,351,516,993.
Binance USD is ranked #7 out of all coins, by market cap (and other factors). |
The trading volume is huge during the past 24 hours for #BUSD.
Today's 24-hour trading volume across all exchanges for Binance USD is $4,674,040,349. |
The circulating supply of BUSD is 16,272,271,387 coins, which is 100% of the total coin supply.
Binance USD has a relatively large supply of coins, 134 times larger than Ethereum's supply, as an example. |
BUSD is well integrated with very many pairings with other cryptocurrencies and is listed on at least 92 crypto exchanges.
View #BUSD trading pairs and crypto exchanges that currently support #BUSD purchase. |
Licensing & Registration Are Not Equal to Regulation
Dan Burstein is the General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer of Paxos We are in the midst of a monumental shift of financial market infrastructure. The future of an open, digital economy rests on upgraded infrastructure replacing antiquated banking systems. At the heart of this transition is the adoption of stablecoins — digital dollars that are accessible to anyone at any time. At this key inflection point, it’s crucial for consumers, enterprises, service providers and regulators to fully understand the dynamics dictating prominent stablecoins’ operations, oversight (or lack thereof) and reserving practices. At Paxos, we believe the only way to establish and maintain safety and transparency for customers is through rigorous oversight from a prudential regulator. This thesis has unfortunately borne out in the reserve mix for both USDC and USDT (Tether). Both of these tokens’ reserves are backed by a significant amount of non-cash financial instruments. A prudential regulator is crucial to ensuring the integrity of products used in the crypto ecosystem, and neither USDC nor USDT has such a regulator. A legitimate stablecoin must hold value through all economic cycles. Both USDC and Tether “stablecoins” are only stablecoins in good times. The USDC and Tether reserves are backed substantially by obligations with long maturities and by corporate issuers, which are subject to liquidity, credit and interest rate... 
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 | Binance Integrates Binance-Pegged BUSD On Optimism Network
Binance, a leading cryptocurrency exchange by client count and trading volumes, has integrated Binance-Pegged BUSD on the Ethereum layer-2 platform, the Optimism Network.
Binance Integrates The Optimism Network
In a press release on February 2, Binance said their users can now begin depositing and withdrawing the wrapped token via the Optimism Network.
The Optimism Network is a layer-2 protocol on Ethereum seeking to scale the smart contracting platform and drastically lower fees. Transaction fees on Optimism are several folds lower than on Ethereum, and dApps launching on it can benefit from rapid transaction processing speeds.
The Optimism Network is the second largest Ethereum layer-2 platform with a total value locked share of 32.58%. Its native token, OP, is currently trading at $2.79.
Following this integration, Binance allows users to transfer Binance-pegged BUSD, a wrapped version of BUSD, on the Optimism network. BUSD is a stablecoin that tracks the USD and is issued by Paxos under the Binance brand.
The issuer of BUSD says the stablecoin, compliant with the ERC-20 standard on Ethereum, is regulated by the New York State Department of Financial Services. The Binance-pegged BUSD is a version of BUSD that can be used to move value beyond Ethereum to Avalanche, Polygon, and Binance ecosystems, including the BNB Smart Chain (BSC).
Binance said holders can swap BUSD and Binance-pegged BUSD freely between chains. As a...
|  | Binance USD (BUSD) Exchange Reserves Dry Up, Reason Behind Bitcoin's Slo...
On-chain data shows the Binance USD (BUSD) exchange reserves have declined recently, a factor that may be behind Bitcoin's slowdown.
Binance USD (BUSD) Exchange Reserves Have Gone Down
As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, there was a very large inflow of $250 million BUSD just a while ago. The 'exchange reserve' is an indicator that measures the total amount of a cryptocurrency (which, in the present case, is Binance USD) currently being stored on wallets of centralized exchanges.
Generally, investors swap their coins for stablecoins like BUSD when they want to avoid the volatility associated with other cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. When these holders feel that prices are right to reenter the volatile markets, they shift their stables back into their desired coins. This can act as buying pressure for the specific crypto that they are swapping into.
Investors usually make use of exchanges to swap these coins, which means that whenever the exchange reserve of a stablecoin like BUSD rises, it presents the possibility that holders want to buy back into volatile cryptocurrencies. A large enough increase in the stablecoin reserve can result in a high amount of buying pressure for other coins, and can therefore have a bullish effect on their prices.
Now, here is a chart that shows the trend in the Binance USD exchange reserve (specifically for spot exchanges) over the past couple of months:
As you can see in the above graph, the Binance USD exchange reserve observ...
|  | BUSD Sees $5 Billion Reduction in Supply in 24 Days, Relationship With T...
According to statistics, the stablecoin BUSD saw a significant drop in its supply over the past 30 days, shedding roughly 23.8% from Dec. 5, 2022, to Jan. 6, 2023. Since Dec. 13, 2022, BUSD's supply has been reduced by more than $5 billion, going from $21.84 billion to its current level of $16.77 billion.Stablecoin Market Sees Fluctuations With BUSD Losing Significant Supply, Ties to Turkish Lira
BUSD, the stablecoin founded by Paxos and Binance, has experienced a significant reduction in its circulating supply. Data shows that among the top ten stablecoins by market capitalization, BUSD has lost the most between Dec. 5, 2022, and Jan. 6, 2023. Tether managed to increase by 1.1% over the past month, and USDC jumped by 1.8% in the last 30 days. However, BUSD shed 23.8% during the last month and now has a market cap of around $16.77 billion. Since Dec. 13, 2022, BUSD has seen approximately 5,066,884,674 net redemptions.
The reduction in stablecoin supply coincides with a time of significant speculation surrounding the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, Binance. Last month, Binance announced that Binance US would attempt to acquire Voyager Digital's assets, but the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) intervened in the purchase. The SEC stated that it was 'formally investigating' the debtors in the matter. In addition to the SEC, Alameda Research, a defunct trading unit of FTX, has also objected to Binance US' purchase of Voyager's assets.
Of the more than $5 bi...
|  | Zero USDT, USDC, BUSD, and TUSD Printed in December 2022: Analysis
Stablecoins have continued to play a very critical role in the crypto economy. The ongoing bear market also demonstrated that dollar-pegged coins like USDT and USDC witnessed a parabolic growth in market cap this year.
However, top stablecoin issuers seemingly took a break from printing in December amidst a great deal of market turmoil and increased scrutiny. According to data from the 'Stablecoin Printer,' USDT, USDC, BUSD, and TUSD, have not been printed during the last month of 2022.
In fact, the two-largest stablecoins by market cap have not been printed for the past several months.
USDT was last printed by its issuer, Tether, in May 2022, while USDC's printing continued till June of the same year.
The two tokens have been in a constant battle for dominance, and the de-pegging and the subsequent collapse of Terra ecosystem's now-defunct algorithmic stablecoin - UST - did help in closing the gap between them.
USDT laid low amidst concerns of Terra-induced contagion spread. USDC, on the other hand, saw an increase in consumer confidence. This resulted in 4% growth YTD from $42.9 billion to $44.6 billion.
Market participants ditched USDT for USDC. The latter went on to become the stablecoin of choice on the Ethereum blockchain.
The collapse of Terra left a vacuum in the Cosmos ecosystem, where the algorithmically pegged to the US dollar was used heavily across its interconnected family of blockchains. Stablecoin issuer Circle grabbed the chance to natively launch USDC on Co...
|  | Binance USD Supply Increases Amid Heated Stablecoin Wars
The aim behind stablecoins development was to provide stability over the highly volatile nature of crypto assets. This means that stablecoins hedge your funds against the impact of macroeconomic factors like inflation. Currently, stablecoins represent about 15% of the total crypto market cap of over $933 billion.
Several prominent firms have created their stablecoins. Usually, the coins are pegged on a ratio of 1:1 to major global fiat currencies like USD, EUR, or GBP.
The Binance USD (BUSD) is a notable stablecoin from the leading crypto exchange, Binance. It is the world’s third-largest stablecoin by market cap after Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC).
Binance Committed To Pump Supply Of BUSD
In a recent development, Binance has devised a means to increase the supply of its stablecoin, BUSD. The firm engaged in the sales of its USDC reserves and converted them into BUSD. As a result, Frank Chaparro from the Block noted the spike in the supply of BUSD. From his observation, the stablecoin’s supply, for the first time, crossed $20 billion.
CoinGecko indicated that the supply had hit an all-time high of $21.7 billion. This figure represents about 15% of the cumulative stablecoin market cap of $147 billion. Also, Chaparro reported that BUSD has 22% as its denominated percentage of trades for this October.
Binance announcement in September shows that the firm is committed to boosting BUSD supply. It disclosed the conversion plan for the existing balances and new depo...
|  | Binance USD (BUSD) Supply Surges as Stablecoin Wars Heat Up
Binance has been selling its USDC reserves and converting them into its own stablecoin, BUSD. On Oct. 23, The Block's Frank Chaparro noticed the supply shift as the amount of BUSD topped $20 billion for the first time ever.
Its supply currently stands at an all-time high of $21.7 billion, according to CoinGecko. This represents around 15% of the total stablecoin market cap, which is $147 billion.
So far this month, the percentage of trades denominated in BUSD stands at 22%, he added. Binance announced in September that it would be converting existing balances and new deposits of USDC, USDP, and TUSD into BUSD.
BUSD supply is on a tear, topping $20 billion this month for the first time ever
BUSD supply as a share of the overall stablecoin market is at an all time high of 15.48%
So far this month, the % of trades denominated in BUSD stands at 22% pic.twitter.com/k2fNHDhvrE
— Frank Chaparro (@fintechfrank) October 22, 2022
Stablecoin Wars Round Two
Crypto billionaire and FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried commented that the conversion from USDC into BUSD has heralded the 'Second Great Stablecoin War.'
The first one was in 2018, with USDT and USDC edging out TUSD, GUSD, and USDP, he added.
SBF continued to comment that the difference this time is positive interest rates which means more revenue for stablecoins. 'It'll be interesting to see what emerges from the non-fiat-backed-stablecoin space, post-Luna, and post-DAI-holding-USDC,' he said before adding that it will be 'something...
|  | USDC's Market Cap Sheds Close to $4 Billion in Less Than 20 Days, Binanc...
19 days ago, usd coin (USDC), the second largest stablecoin by market capitalization, had an overall valuation of around $48.82 billion and since then, it has continued to deflate down to today's $44.93 billion. Statistics show that during the last three months, USDC's market valuation has dropped by more than 19%, shedding approximately $10.59 billion.USDC Sheds $3.89 Billion in 19 Days, $10.59 Billion in 3 Months
More than $10 billion worth of the stablecoin USDC has been erased from the project's market capitalization since July 7, 2022. Bitcoin.com News reported on USDC's market cap sliding much lower on September 28, 2022, or roughly 19 days ago. Metrics show usd coin (USDC), issued by the Centre consortium, is the fourth largest cryptocurrency today by market capitalization and the second largest stablecoin by market valuation, under tether (USDT).
USDC's market valuation actually rose after the Terra blockchain fiasco and UST depegging incident five months ago, while billions of tethers were removed from circulation at the time. After UST (now called Terrausdclassic USTC) imploded, usd coin's (USDC) market cap increased by 9%, while tether's (USDT) valuation dropped by more than $12 billion in two months' time. In more recent times, USDT's market cap is growing slowly as it increased by 0.6% during the last 30 days.
However, 30-day statistics show that USDC did the opposite as the stablecoin's market capitalization shed 10.6%, according to coingecko.com's top stablec...
|  | TrueFi Issues First Default to Crypto Investment Firm Blockwater on BUSD...
Decentralized finance (DeFi) lending protocol TrueFi issued a 'notice of default' to Blockwater Technologies on October 6th for failing to make a scheduled payment of more than $3.4 million loan in BUSD.
The crypto market rout in Q2 and the resultant ongoing stress have unraveled several digital-asset lenders and exchanges. The liquidity crisis spurred the bankruptcies of $10 billion crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital (3AC) and crypto lenders Celsius and Voyager Digital. It also led to the unwinding of DeFi. Blockwater's default appears to be the latest instance in the digital asset industry's insolvency crisis.
Blockwater Defaults on DeFi Loan
In a statement, TrueFi stated that its credit group led an exhaustive out-of-court workout with the principals of the South Korean blockchain investment firm, including a loan amendment to increase the borrowing rate and extend maturity. However, they agreed that a potential court-supervised administrative proceeding would lead to a better outcome for stakeholders, given the 'complexity around the sudden insolvency.'
So far, Blockwater has reportedly made 8 payments adding up to over $645k towards loan repayment. The company still has to pay the remaining $2.9 million in debt.
'The Blockwater default does not affect lenders in TrueFi’s USDC, TUSD, USDT stablecoin lending pools, nor any of TrueFi’s capital market portfolios.'
TrueFi asserted that it is in active discussion with Blockwater and its advisors. The credit gro...
|  | Wazirx Plans to Delist 3 Stablecoins, Leftover Balances Will Be Auto-Con...
The crypto asset exchange Wazirx is following Binance's move by delisting a number of stablecoins and automatically converting them to BUSD at a 1:1 ratio. Wazirx customers have until September 23 to withdraw their stablecoins if they don't want the funds converted.Wazirx Plans to Drop 3 Stablecoins and Auto-Convert Them to BUSD by October 5
During the first week of September, the world's largest crypto exchange by trade volume, Binance, revealed it would be dropping a number of stablecoins. Binance also noted at the time, that customers had a certain period of time to withdraw the stablecoins or the funds would be automatically converted to BUSD.
On September 19, 2022, the cryptocurrency exchange Wazirx said it would no longer support deposits for USDC, TUSD, and USDP. The announcement published on Monday details that customers can still withdraw the aforementioned stablecoins but only until Friday, September 23.
Wazirx will 'support withdrawals of USDC, USDP, and TUSD till 5 PM IST on 23rd September 2022,' and 'delist USDC, USDP, and TUSD spot market pairs at 07:30 AM IST on 26th September 2022,' the exchange announcement notes. By October 5, any stablecoin balances left on the exchange will be automatically converted to BUSD.
Binance and Wazirx dropping USDC, TUSD, and USDP follow commentary from Circle's CEO Jeremy Allaire about Binance's decision, and Trueusd and Paxos representatives supporting the idea. The move by Wazirx also follows the reports concerning the disagr...
|  | Binance BUSD Trading Volume Surges By 70%, What Is The Reason?
The introduction of stablecoins, like BUSD into cryptocurrency brought hope to many long-term investors. For those skeptical of the crypto space due to volatility, stablecoins become handy as their sailing means.
As the name goes, stablecoins are meant to remain stable to the real-time value of the fiat currencies they are pegged to. Also, some come pegged to tangible assets and cash that facilitate their stability.
But the collapse of the algorithmic stablecoin, TerraUSD UST, and its native token, LUNA, created a big hollow for stablecoins. It shifted the paradigm for lots of investors on what stablecoin stands for. The event brought massive losses to many investors and other crypto assets.
Thankfully, people have started warming up to stablecoins again lately. The Binance USD (BUSD), the world's third largest stablecoin, is significantly impacting the crypto space. BUSD recorded a massive increase of about 70% on Tuesday in its trading volume. It remains the most considerable 24-hour trading volume recorded in recent times.
Binance Announcement Triggered BUSD Trading Volume
The sudden spike in trading volume for BUSD has raised lots of interest as people are looking for the potential trigger. The reason is not far-fetched, as Binance recently made a big public announcement.
Crypto total market cap trends downwards on the daily chart | .com
Binance is laying out BUSD Auto conversion. At the moment, the firm mentioned that it would be for the existing balances of customers o...
|  | Binance to Drop USDC Trading Pairs, Plans to Auto-Convert Specific Stabl...
The world's largest cryptocurrency trading platform by trade volume, Binance, issued a notice on Monday explaining that the exchange will be removing the stablecoin USDC from the platform's spot trading pairs list. Binance further details that users holding three types of stablecoins will see their balances auto-converted into BUSD if the user does not remove the specific crypto asset from the exchange.Binance to Delist Specific Stablecoin Trading Pairs by the End of September
It seems Binance will be removing the world's second-largest stablecoin usd coin (USDC), a U.S. dollar-pegged token issued by the Centre consortium. During an announcement made on Monday, Binance explained that it plans to auto-convert certain stablecoin balances if the funds are not removed by September 29, 2022.
'Fellow Binancians, in order to enhance liquidity and capital-efficiency for users, Binance is introducing BUSD Auto-Conversion for users' existing balances and new deposits of USDC, USDP and TUSD stablecoins at a 1:1 ratio,' the exchange said on September 5. Then the announcement further notes that Binance is sunsetting a few specific spot trading pairs.
The pairs will be removed before the auto-conversion September 29 deadline and they will cease trading three days prior to the cut-off. 'Binance will remove and cease trading on the following spot trading pairs at 2022-09-26 03:00 (UTC): USDC/BUSD, USDC/USDT, USDP/BUSD, USDP/USDT, TUSD/BUSD, TUSD/USDT,' Binance details.
Three days after thos...
|  | Binance USD (BUSD): Fully-Backed and Regulated Stablecoin
Cryptocurrencies are risk assets, and the recent market crash shows how volatile they can be. While crypto assets are now more popular than ever, many investors are still skeptical about joining the industry, considering the unpredictable nature of the market.
The first stablecoin was launched in 2014 to minimize the volatility of crypto assets. Since then, at least 200 different stablecoins have been developed, but not all stablecoins are built equally.
Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies whose values are pegged to a non-crypto asset or basket of assets, such as fiat and gold, to stabilize the price. For instance, a stablecoin tied to the U.S. dollar at 1:1 is expected to stay at $1 at all times. Unfortunately, not all stablecoins can maintain their peg during extreme market conditions due to a lack of sufficient reserve.
Since May, we have seen several stablecoins depegged from their supposed pegged value, causing investors to lose billions of dollars. Despite this, a few stablecoins have managed to weather all storms, and the Binance USD (BUSD) is a good example.
What is BUSD?
Binance USD (BUSD) is a stablecoin founded by two of the biggest names in the crypto space - Binance and Paxos. It was launched in 2019, and its value is pegged to the U.S. dollar at 1:1, meaning that for every unit of BUSD, one U.S. dollar is held in reserve.
BUSD is designed to maintain stable value in the highly volatile crypto market. It allows investors and traders to take on several high-risk inve...
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We named it “passive income'. Whereas active income comes from your day job, passive income is the cash you receive while you’re doing something else. Eating dinner? You’re making money. Breathing? You’re still making money. Asleep? You guessed it; you’re making money.
How is that possible? One of the most sustainable and highest-yielding cryptocurrencies to have in your portfolio is Libero Financial ($LIBERO). In fact, if you start out with LIBERO, you can make hundreds in passive income each and every day.
In 1 day, Mr. Fox, a typical LIBERO investor, earned $617.73 in BUSD and $2461.38 in $LIBERO, totaling $3079.11 USD. Source: twitter.com/LiberoFinancial
Mr. John had his funds grow from 20K to 358K in 20 days, just by holding $LIBERO in his wallet. Source: twitter.com/JohnUata
LIBERO - Highest Paying Dual Rewards Auto Staking Protocol, which pays you highest stable coin passive income: 226% BUSD APR from millions of USD daily trading volume, plus 158,893.59% fixed APY in $LIBERO.
Growing very fast in user base, this is the world’s most trusted financial freedom project. Libero is the first and only fixed APY project that passed the Certik Audit - World's number 1 blockchain security firm, and the crypto industry's security Gold Standard.
But the key element that makes LIBERO ...
|  | Stablecoin Economy Grows Close to 10% Larger in 54 Days — GUSD, BU...
At the end of December 2021, the stablecoin economy's market valuation was around $168.3 billion and since then, it has increased 9.92% to $185 billion in value. A number of stablecoins have issued more assets during the last seven days, as some of the top dollar-pegged coins have swelled by more than 20% since the past week.Stablecoin Economy Continues to Grow
As cryptocurrencies have dropped in value during the last two weeks and the crypto economy fell below the $2 trillion range, stablecoins issuance continues to fill demand. At the time of writing, the entire stablecoin economy is valued at $185 billion and it increased by 9.92% since December 30, 2021. The current value of all the stablecoins in existence today, represents 10.41% of the $1.77 trillion crypto economy. Moreover, the trade volume stablecoins are seeing on February 22, 2022, is around $62.7 billion, which equates to 61.47% of today's crypto trade volumes worldwide.
While tether (USDT) is the largest stablecoin, in terms of market capitalization, the $79.6 billion dollar cap only increased by 1.3% this past week. On the other hand, usd coin's (USDC) market capitalization swelled by 21.6% and BUSD's cap grew by 27.9%. Terra's UST has seen issuance increase by 11% and Makerdao's DAI spiked by 6.1%. The Avalanche-based magic internet money (MIM) saw its market capitalization fall by a whopping 40.6% during the last seven days.
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