Binance Coin (BNB) has been listed on Gemini, allowing U.S. investors to trade and custody the token on a regulated exchange. BNB is used to pay network fees, fuel apps, and support activity across the BNB Chain. This listing is described as an essential milestone for BNB because Gemini is known for taking a careful approach when adding new assets, especially in the United States. BNB was created in 2017 by Binance and later became the main asset of the BNB Chain.
The listing also allows U.S. users to access BNB without relying on offshore platforms. This move comes during a downturn for many altcoins, with data showing waning interest in smaller cryptocurrencies and several tokens retreating from earlier highs. Despite the broader market weakness, BNB has held up relatively well, trading around $841.63 after hitting an all-time high on October 6, and Gemini’s listing positions it among a small group of altcoins gaining access to major U.S. platforms.
Gemini’s decision to list Binance Coin (BNB) shows that the coin continues to meet exchange standards. It also signals ongoing demand for Binance’s native token.
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