... reached an all-time high amidst growing platform activity. Despite tightening regulation in several countries, BNB has solidified its status as one of the leading coins, providing holders with advantages on the exchange and within the BNB Chain ecosystem. USD Coin (USDC) – ~$1, the second leading stablecoin. This coin, issued by the Centre consortium (Circle and Coinbase), plays a key role in digital payments. Full reserve backing and transparency have made USDC a benchmark for regulatory compliance,...

... reached an all-time high amid rising platform activity. Despite tightening regulations in several countries, BNB has solidified its status as one of the leading coins, providing holders with advantages on the exchange and in the BNB Chain ecosystem. USD Coin (USDC) – ~$1, stablecoin #2. The coin issued by the Centre consortium (Circle and Coinbase) plays a crucial role in digital transactions. Full reserve backing and transparency made USDC a benchmark for regulatory compliance, especially amidst ...

... mixed signals: on one hand, a surprising increase in retail sales supported the currency, while on the other hand, a decline in consumer confidence and persistently high inflation limit investor enthusiasm. The Japanese yen continued to weaken, with the USD/JPY rate rising to ¥148 per $1 – the lowest level for the yen in recent years. The pressure on the Japanese currency stems from a combination of internal and external factors: political uncertainty ahead of elections, chronically low inflation,...

... fees, participate in token sales, and in various DeFi services on the Binance platform. The coin has risen significantly in value along with the expansion of the Binance ecosystem and maintains strong positions due to the exchange's massive user base. USD Coin (USDC) — a popular dollar-pegged stablecoin issued by Circle and Coinbase. USDC is known for its transparent reserves and regular auditing, as well as support from US regulatory authorities, enhancing its trustworthiness among market participants....

... statistical data and rising bond yields supported the dollar. Positive surprises in the US economy (including a low unemployment rate) solidified expectations that the Fed will not rush to cut rates, which is preventing a decline in the dollar. In the EUR/USD pair, trading hovered around $1.18–1.19 per euro: the single European currency could not significantly break above, although the ECB, in its meeting on July 24, maintained the rate at 2.1%, simultaneously hinting at inflation nearing the target....