A new Binance User Pulse survey (96,000+ respondents across 48 markets) shows some interesting trends in how newcomers are entering crypto in 2025:

• New users aren’t just buying BTC/ETH — many are starting with familiar altcoins like BNB, SOL, and regional favourites such as XRP, DOGE & KERNEL.
• Most beginners prefer simple on-ramps like Earn and Convert to get initial exposure without overcomplicating it.
• Half of respondents identify as long-term holders, while a meaningful group still trades actively — a healthy balance that keeps markets liquid.
• Trust remains the biggest factor. Users care about data protection, asset security, and scam risk — and choose platforms that feel reliable and easy to use.
• Regional behaviour varies, but the themes are consistent: simple tools, reliability, access to major & local altcoins, and strong security.

If you want to explore the full insights, check out the detailed User Pulse blog on Binance. It’s a good look at how new crypto participants actually begin their journey in 2025.

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Binance now supports BlackRock’s BUIDL — the world’s largest tokenized fund ($2.5B) as off-exchange collateral for institutional trading.

Why this matters:

🔹 Institutions can hold BUIDL with a third-party custodian while trading on Binance
🔹 BUIDL is backed by U.S. Treasury assets, so clients earn yield while using it as collateral
🔹 Tokenized RWAs like BUIDL offer stable, capital-efficient, 24/7 usable collateral
🔹 This unlocks a clearer, compliant path for more TradFi participation in crypto

As the world’s largest exchange, Binance supporting BUIDL strengthens the bridge between traditional finance and digital assets.

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Five years ago, crypto exchanges were fighting reliability issues.
Today, the industry is maturing fast — and the leaders are clearer than ever.
CoinDesk 2025 Benchmark:
🔹 Binance = AA
🔹 #1 in spot & derivatives
🔹 Highest transparency, liquidity & security
This is what long-term adoption looks like.