Ondo (ONDO) Surges Following Binance Listing Amid New Token Additions
Ondo (ONDO) experienced a significant price rally, surpassing $0.82, after its recent listing on Binance. The token was included in the exchange’s latest round of ’Vote to List,’ alongside Big Time (BIGTIME) and Virtuals Protocol (VIRTUAL). Binance has opened deposits for these tokens and plans to launch six trading pairs, including ONDO/USDT and ONDO/USDC. This development highlights Binance’s ongoing efforts to expand its offerings through community-driven initiatives.
Ondo (ONDO) Rallies After Binance Listing
Ondo (ONDO) rallied to over $0.82 after being listed on Binance. The token was one of the new additions to the exchange following the most recent round of Vote to List. Binance also listed Big Time (BIGTIME) and Virtuals Protocol (VIRTUAL) in the second round of the community proposal program. Deposits for the tokens have already been opened, and a total of six trading pairs will be launched, including ONDO/USDT, ONDO/USDC, BIGTIME/USDT, BIGTIME/USDC, VIRTUAL/USDT, and VIRTUAL/USDC. Withdrawals will be open from April 12.
3 New Altcoins to Watch for Binance Listing in April
Three altcoins to keep an eye on for a potential Binance listing in April are IP, PLUME, and GRASS. IP is gaining momentum following a 200% surge, fueled by its strong ties to the artificial intelligence narrative. It is a decentralized infrastructure designed to register, manage, and monetize intellectual property (IP) on-chain. PLUME is gaining traction as real-world assets explode on-chain, while GRASS is drawing strong interest as the AI narrative regains strength. These predictions are based on community engagement and on-chain activity and should not be regarded as conclusive statements.
SEC and Binance Seek to Extend Case Pause by 60 Days
The SEC and Binance have jointly requested the court to pause the case against Binance for another 60 days. According to court documents, both parties have engaged in ’constructive communications’ and agree that the extension will allow them to negotiate and obtain necessary approvals. The SEC originally sued Binance in 2023 for operating an unregistered clearing agency, broker, and exchange via its U.S. affiliate, and for misusing customer assets.
SEC and Binance Request Second Pause on Lawsuit
Both the SEC and Binance have requested a second pause on their lawsuit, citing "productive" talks. The parties are seeking more time to finalize an agreement similar to the one recently reached between the SEC and Ripple. The SEC has been dropping lawsuits against prominent exchanges, including Coinbase, Kraken, and now potentially Binance.
