Trading at $0.080**, up from $0.065 opening range. Price tapped a local high of $0.085 in early Binance Alpha trading and is now cooling into support. 24h volume sits at **$2.1M, showing clear accumulation post-listing.
Short-term structure is tight. Buyers defended $0.078 twice in the last hour. Sellers unable to break range low. Binance spot goes live at 21:00 UTC+8 tonight — that’s the real ignition.
BlackRock, Franklin Templeton, Ondo, Backed, they all launched on Ethereum first.
Why do institutions keep choosing public chains?
Melvis Langyintuo of Canton Network says, “The key differentiator is interoperability and composability. It gives the ability to atomically coordinate transactions across multiple stakeholders, products, and markets. These properties expand distribution, liquidity, and asset velocity.”
The result: Ethereum hosts about 60% of tokenized RWAs and over 400 assets worth $12B+ $ETH $ESP $PNUT
China & Poland Top Central Bank Gold Buying Spree Since 2020
Central banks have added nearly 2,000 tonnes of gold to their reserves since 2020, according to World Gold Council data, as nations diversify away from the U.S. dollar amid geopolitical tensions.
Top Buyers (2020-2025):
1. 🇨🇳 China – +357 tonnes 2. 🇵🇱 Poland – +315 tonnes 3. 🇹🇷 Türkiye – +252 tonnes 4. 🇮🇳 India – +245 tonnes 5. 🇧🇷 Brazil – +105 tonnes
Strategic Shift: For China, gold serves as a politically neutral anchor asset. Poland views it as monetary security, while Türkiye and India use it to hedge persistent inflation and currency volatility.
The Sellers: A smaller group reduced holdings, often due to liquidity needs. The Philippines (-65t) led declines, followed by Kazakhstan (-52t) and crisis-hit Sri Lanka (-19t). Germany made modest cuts (-16t), reflecting divergent reserve strategies.
Context: Gold prices surged over 230% in this period. The report is part of Visual Capitalist's broader mining series, which also notes silver's 2025-26 record rally past $120/oz and China's growing influence over global copper supply.