Coinbase Will List BNB

On October 15, Coinbase revealed that it added BNB to its listing roadmap. The announcement came amidst intense FUD surrounding Binance after the $19 billion crypto liquidations on October 10-11.

Coinbase Markets announced that BNB has been added to the exchange’s listing roadmap. After the exchange’s announcement, Kraken highlighted that it had already listed BNB in April, supporting the BNB Chain.

On October 16, Binance’s founder addressed the matter, showing gratitude for support from the industry peers, and saying that the listing of BNB, which is the third largest market cap crypto, should be a “no-brainer”, and highlighting the asset’s excellent liquidity, volume, and ecosystem.

Woke up to this. Thanks for the support from industry peers.

Listing a 3rd largest market cap crypto should be a no-brainer. Excellent liquidity, volume and ecosystem. Not listing it is a loss for the exchange themselves. #BNB, keep building!

— CZ BNB (@cz_binance) October 16, 2025

On October 16, BNB is trading in the green in a volatile crypto market, and it’s priced above $1,188 with a market cap of over $165.38 billion. BNB reached a new ATH on October 13 above $1,370.

Binance, Surrounded by FUD Post Massive Crypto Liquidations

Unfortunately, Binance has been surrounded by massive FUD in the past few days after the biggest crypto liquidations in history. On October 10-11, more than $19 billion in crypto were liquidated, and Binance addressed the issue, acknowledging its mistakes regarding the depeg of three assets, WBETH, USDe, and BNSOL.

The exchange announced multiple compensation plans for users, including the “Together Initiative”, a $400 million recovery and confidence-rebuilding plan to support affected users and institutions during the volatile period.

Despite the exchange’s efforts to compensate users, multiple voices in the crypto industry triggered huge FUD around Binance and CZ, accusing the exchange and also mentioning its listing fees.

On October 15, Yi He clarified once more how the Binance listing actually work, highlighting that the exchange does not make money from the listing process.

Yesterday, CZ shared a message via X showing how competitors are offering money to industry members to spread Binance FUD amidst this era of misinformation and global tensions.

Yi He has also addressed the matter on X, showing a message from someone who refused such an offer and saying that “good deeds will be met with a blessing in return.”

However, it’s essential to note that despite all the FUD surrounding the exchange, Binance continues to see inflows, showing that the trust in the exchange is still present.

Binance Records Over $3.51 Billion Inflows in 24 Hours

Data from DeFi Llama shows that Binance is still the number 1 exchange in terms of 24-hour inflows, with more than $3.51 billion in inflows.

Binance continues to record daily inflows, despite the fudders stooping to new lows and saying that the exchange sees billions in outflows.

Unity Should Prevail in the Crypto Industry

All this seems like a coordinated attack on Binance, which unfortunately comes at a time when the industry should be united.

After the huge $19 billion crypto liquidations, which were triggered by multiple reasons, the crypto industry should be more united than ever.

The trade war between the US and China continues, despite Trump making a recent announcement in which he said that the relations between the two countries is “good.”

However, despite this latest announcement, the markets remain relatively stable without seeing a crash similar to the one on October 10.

Bitcoin is currently trading above $111,000, after dropping to $104,000 levels on October 11.

We can only hope that unity and mutual support will come back to the crypto industry, especially during such volatile times.

Hope is still present that Uptober can resume, and Coinbase’s latest decision mirrors support for BNB and Binance.