FDUSD Market Cap Jumps By 20% Following Binance Directive

FDUSD Market Cap Jumps By 20% Following Binance Directive

The First Digital USD (FDUSD) stablecoin has recorded a significant rise in its market cap following an announcement by the Binance exchange in August. FDUSD, a dollar-pegged stablecoin, was recently launched on June 1, 2023, debuting on the Ethereum network and the BNB Smart Chain. The token was officially listed for specific trading pairs on the crypto exchange in July. Related Reading: Binance Will Halt These 39 Liquidity Mining Pools This Week Binance’s Directive Drives Adoption Of FDUSD  On August 31, Binance confirmed reports of intention to halt support for Binance USD (BUSD)....


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