Crypto Exchange News

Binance Integrates KAVA on BNB Smart Chain To Reduce Friction

Binance has integrated Kava (KAVA) onto the BNB Smart Chain, enabling deposits and withdrawals of the token on the network and widening the options available to millions of users. The move links a Cosmos-rooted protocol and its blockchain-native AI stack to one of the world’s busiest smart contract networks.

Binance Suspends Employee Amid Insider Trading Investigation Claims

Binance’s internal audit team received a report alleging that an employee used inside information to promote a freshly issued token via an official social media account and to profit personally from that post. Investigators moved immediately and that preliminary findings point to misconduct that breached internal rules and professional standards.

Bybit Teams Up With Komainu to Enhance Institutional Crypto Custody

Bybit has struck a partnership with regulated custodian Komainu to give institutional clients a safer, more efficient way to trade while keeping assets in third party custody. The partnership integrates Komainu’s Komainu Connect platform directly with Bybit’s trading infrastructure, allowing clients to trade on the exchange without pre-funding on exchange.

Binance to Delist StaFi, REI and Voxies from Spot Trading on Dec. 17

Crypto exchange Binance announced on Wednesday it will remove all spot trading pairs for StaFi (FIS), REI Network (REI) and Voxies (VOXEL) on December 17 at 03:00 UTC. The firm said the decision followed a routine review process intended to keep listings aligned with operational, security and regulatory standards.

Binance Alpha to Feature RAYLS ($RLS); To Airdrop 800 RLS Tokens

Binance Alpha added RAYLS (RLS) to its pre-listing pool and opened trading on December 1, 2025 at 11:00 UTC, offering early access and a targeted airdrop to engaged users. The exchange announced that users holding at least 242 Binance Alpha Points could claim an airdrop of 800 RLS tokens

Upbit May Have Been Infiltrated by Advanced Persistent Threat Group

Security researchers have revealed that Upbit, one of South Korea’s largest crypto exchanges, may have been infiltrated by an advanced persistent threat group for an extended period. This led to a hot wallet breach that exposed weaknesses in internal key management and network security.

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