CEX

CEXs are platforms managed by centralized organizations that facilitate the trading of cryptocurrencies, offering high liquidity and user-friendly fiat on-ramps. Leaders like Binance, OKX, and Coinbase serve as the primary gateways for institutional and retail entry. In 2026, the industry focus is on Proof of Reserves (PoR), enhanced regulatory compliance, and hybrid models that offer self-custody options. This tag provides updates on exchange security, listings, and global market trends.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
Updated: 2026/02/02 18:52
Rocket Lab USA (RKLB) Stock Jumps 5% as SpaceX $800 Billion Valuation Fuels Sector Excitement

Rocket Lab USA (RKLB) Stock Jumps 5% as SpaceX $800 Billion Valuation Fuels Sector Excitement

TLDR Rocket Lab (RKLB) stock jumped over 5% on Monday, driven by excitement in the satellite sector after SpaceX’s reported $800 billion valuation target The company’s Neutron rocket fairing completed qualification testing and is heading to Virginia for the first launch scheduled in 2026 RKLB shares have surged more than 100% year-to-date, with analysts setting [...] The post Rocket Lab USA (RKLB) Stock Jumps 5% as SpaceX $800 Billion Valuation Fuels Sector Excitement appeared first on CoinCentral.

Author: Coincentral
CEX Listing Confirmed: Remittix Emerges as the Sleek, Low-Fee Rival to Solana

CEX Listing Confirmed: Remittix Emerges as the Sleek, Low-Fee Rival to Solana

Remittix secures a major CEX listing as its low fee payment focus sparks comparisons to Solana while early investors eye strong upside heading into 2025.

Author: Blockchainreporter
Best Crypto to Buy Now: Analysts Flag RTX Alongside XRP and XLM as the Leading Utility Plays

Best Crypto to Buy Now: Analysts Flag RTX Alongside XRP and XLM as the Leading Utility Plays

Analysts highlight Remittix XRP and Stellar as top utility picks as RTX raises 28.5M and builds real payment tools while XRP and XLM gain network momentum.

Author: Blockchainreporter
Why You Must Hire Professional Lawyers and Investigators When Your Crypto Is Hacked, Scammed, or…

Why You Must Hire Professional Lawyers and Investigators When Your Crypto Is Hacked, Scammed, or…

Why You Must Hire Professional Lawyers and Investigators When Your Crypto Is Hacked, Scammed, or Unlawfully Frozen, or Stolen Losing cryptocurren

Author: Medium
Introducing You to the World’s Most Reliable Crypto Exchangers

Introducing You to the World’s Most Reliable Crypto Exchangers

The post Introducing You to the World’s Most Reliable Crypto Exchangers appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. More people are using cryptocurrencies than ever before, but the issues that come with exchanging digital assets are growing fast. Even experienced users can struggle to navigate the crypto ecosystem safely, with rising fraud, unexpected exchange freezes, complex KYC requirements, and inconsistent inconsistencies across platforms. Regardless of whether you are new to the market or an experienced crypto trader, the sheer number of exchangers might be too much to handle, particularly because there are so many fraudulent ones out there. This is exactly where BestChange, one of the crypto industry’s longest-standing exchange aggregators, steps in as a powerful ally. BestChange lowers risk and gives customers the confidence to make secure, profitable transactions by letting them compare real-time exchange rates, disclose fees, and assess the credibility of exchangers—all in one place. What Is BestChange? A Reliable Aggregator Since 2007 Launched in 2007 and officially registered in Dubai under Agretis Software Design LLC, BestChange has built a global reputation as one of the most reliable crypto exchange aggregators in the world. Its role is crystal clear: to aggregate, compare, and vet exchangers—not to participate in exchanges themselves. 460+ verified exchangers listed Over 43,000 currency pairs monitored Data updated every 15 seconds, with a customizable refresh interval. Used by millions of people in several nations The platform remains impartial and neutral; its only goal is to provide sample data for users to make informed decisions on their own. It does not store funds, process exchanges, or manage ratings. Everything is transparent, visible, and verifiable. This commitment to security and clarity forms the essence of BestChange’s mission: to give users a fast, safe, and smart way to find the best crypto exchange deals on one screen. How BestChange Works: Simple, Fast, and Practical Using BestChange is intentionally effortless—even for crypto beginners. Select the currency…

Author: BitcoinEthereumNews
Weekly DeFi Observation: Perps Intensifies Competition, Established DeFi Players Enter the Fray

Weekly DeFi Observation: Perps Intensifies Competition, Established DeFi Players Enter the Fray

Following Fusaka's upgrade in the past week, I am bearish on third-party data providers (DAs), considering Aave's changes, its breakup with Sky, its new partnership with Maple, the continued Perps trend, and HyENA. 1. One of the more significant data changes after the $ETH Fusaka upgrade is the noticeable increase in blob base fees. A detailed analysis post is here ? What's worth mentioning is the competitive landscape with third-party data providers (DAs). (1) Firstly, in terms of price competition Compared to third-party DAs, especially solutions like Celestia, Ethereum's native blob is definitely more expensive. This is determined by the underlying consensus of the blockchain and economic security. The core issue here is the trade-off between security and cost. Therefore, the future ecosystem will likely see professional L2, enterprise-level L2, or projects with relatively strong funding and ample budgets opting for blobs. Smaller teams and projects, with limited budgets and small initial scale, will certainly prefer third-party data analytics solutions. (2) So we need to make some judgments about the future. What kind of entrepreneurs and projects will primarily use L2 in the future? I believe it will most likely be geared towards professional needs and established project teams. Small teams, projects with low budgets, or even cold-start projects are more likely to choose to build a Protocol first rather than L2. Meanwhile, Ethereum will continue to scale L2 in the future. For professional teams, the trend is that the cost in this area will not be lower than that of third parties, but it will be negligible; in other words, it will reach a point where "there's no need to save money on this." From this perspective, I am not optimistic about the long-term development of third-party data analytics (DA). However, it will exist in the market and solve a small part of the needs, rather than becoming mainstream. 2. Aave proposed removing USDS and DAI as collateral, officially parting ways with Sky. At the same time, Maple's syrupUSDT was listed on Aave. Judging from the situation, it may be a long-term binding relationship similar to Ethena. This event foreshadows a future trend in DeFi: leading protocols will begin to expand their businesses horizontally, and unless there is a strategic long-term interest ties, most will turn from partners into competitors. For example, Aave has started to develop stablecoin business, and MakerDAO has started to develop the lending market. The composability of DeFi will gradually tend towards internal composability. This actually first appeared in the Curve ecosystem. Curve projects are usually highly bound together at the protocol and community levels, which has formed a culture. This phenomenon has both advantages and disadvantages, and it's a result of increasing commercialization. In the future, it may be a few large ecosystems dominating the market, each with its own prominent business, while also covering almost all DeFi tools and directions. This business isolation also isolates risks to some extent. The syrupUSDC/USDT pair on Maple currently offers around 6% yield, so it was quickly filled up as collateral on Aave. It's estimated that Maple will be permanently tied to Aave, becoming the second Aave TVL cash cow after Ethena. 3. The Perps trend continues (1) Ethena deployed its own Perps marketplace on Hyperliquid HIP3. (2) Rumors also suggest that the next version of Fluid dex will be Perps. Hyperliquid earns approximately $1 billion annually, making it one of the most profitable DeFi projects currently. Therefore, everyone wants a piece of the pie. The first wave was driven by new projects, with the market buzzing with activity. This current trend is more about established DeFi projects leveraging their existing brands to expand their revenue. Even assuming Hyperliquid's size is only 10%, the additional revenue would be substantial. (Ethena's revenue over the past year was around $400 million.) However, it is difficult to increase the market share in this area. It requires incentive measures. Without subsidies, it is almost impossible to poach talent from other places. I estimate that Ethena's HyENA must have some incentives. Considering that I might use it to generate some trading volume, the short-term returns should be pretty good, even if it's just buying trading volume with tokens. I think the problem with this sector is that it only has existing on-chain users. For example, someone like me who isn't very familiar with CEXs would prefer Hyperliquid. However, it's difficult to attract users within CEXs, especially those who rarely come to the blockchain. In the long run, penetration rate and user education are key factors in determining the overall ceiling of Perps. 4. Will MSTR sell its coins? MSTR announced the establishment of a $1.44 billion cash reserve to pay dividends. Regarding the issue of selling tokens, I think MSTR definitely doesn't want to sell. In the short term, having already begun building cash reserves, the possibility of selling tokens is very low. However, at the recent BBW event, Saylor mentioned that when there is a negative premium, they might sell BTC derivatives or BTC. I think this is to leave myself a way out. After all, to be serious, there is no such thing as a perpetual motion machine that never sells coins. So, if an extreme situation arises that requires selling coins, it will prevent myself and MSTR from being too passive. 5. My thoughts on Stable token issuance The unique aspect of the token economics design is the use of $USDT as the gas and settlement asset. $STABLE is used for staking and governance. Staking earns USDT rewards. The only advantage of this design is that it benefits USDT users, as they don't need to prepare additional gas fees, which is indeed convenient. My expectations are relatively low, primarily because various questionable practices occurred during the early stages of the project, raising concerns about the project's seriousness. Meanwhile, the overall goal of the project is to gain more USDT market share. However, Plasma has essentially proven that the existing USDT market is very fixed, making it difficult to compete for market share. Therefore, the key becomes the story both stablecoin projects have told: attracting more enterprise-level demand. Whether this can be achieved is a crucial factor, and everyone can assess it for themselves. If they cannot expand into the external market and cannot capture the existing market, they may have to rely on subsidies to survive. Once token rewards stop, there will be no more supply. 6. Other (1) Curve begins deploying in the foreign exchange market Swiss Franc <-> US Dollar; current liquidity is low. Adding to watch for future deployments and data. (2) Aerodrome repurchased 800K tokens To date, over 150 million AERO units have been acquired and locked in. New to watch: some AERO holdings were added during this recent market downturn. (3) Revert now supports Uniswap V4 I've been using this LP data tool for a while now; it's great.

Author: PANews
CEX vs DEX 2025: Centralized vs Decentralized Exchanges

CEX vs DEX 2025: Centralized vs Decentralized Exchanges

A closer look at the key differences between centralized and decentralized exchanges. Which one is better for you?

Author: CryptoPotato
👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – The Wolf of safe streets

👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – The Wolf of safe streets

In today's edition: Kenya says Safaricom executives must be citizens || Community Wolf acquires Namola || Capitec agrees to buy Walletdoc || Starlink’s rebound in Kenya || Cool Stuff 😎

Author: Techcabal
Crypto Survival Guide 2026: How to Protect Your Capital and Grow Steadily in a Volatile Market

Crypto Survival Guide 2026: How to Protect Your Capital and Grow Steadily in a Volatile Market

The global crypto market has evolved rapidly in the past two years. We’ve seen strong rallies, ETF approvals, regulatory breakthroughs, institutional inflows, new AI narratives, and massive shifts in liquidity. But as we enter 2026, one thing has become obvious: Making money in crypto is harder than ever — but losing money has become easier. […] The post Crypto Survival Guide 2026: How to Protect Your Capital and Grow Steadily in a Volatile Market appeared first on TechBullion.

Author: Techbullion
BestChange: Introducing You to the World’s Most Reliable Crypto Exchangers

BestChange: Introducing You to the World’s Most Reliable Crypto Exchangers

More people are using cryptocurrencies than ever before, but the issues that come with exchanging digital assets are growing fast. Even experienced users can struggle to navigate the crypto ecosystem safely, with rising fraud, unexpected exchange freezes, complex KYC requirements, and inconsistent inconsistencies across platforms. Regardless of whether you are

Author: Thenewscrypto