22nd Oct Wed: $731.28 (-2.02%)
24th Oct Fri: about $739.6 (about flat)
26th Oct Sun: about $742.7 (+0.56%)
27th Oct Mon: about $745.1 (about +0.3%)
28th Oct Tues: close not confirmed
Network activity (Q3)
US spot BNB ETFs
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BNB Chain
BNB Supply and Holdings
On the 27th of October, BNB closed at roughly $745.1, about 0.2% down from its 21st of October close at $746.4. The lowest close was on the 22nd of October at $731.28.
On the 28th of October, BNB spiked to about $762, the highest price of the window.
VBNB recorded no net flows for the window and currently has about $99.5M, about 0.10% of BNB’s market cap.
The Jenner hard fork went live on the BSC testnet, with Payment Lane, millisecond timestamps and CAS20.
BNB Chain’s Q3 network revenue rose 54% to $54.2M. BNB Standard rang the Nasdaq bell on the 26th of October.
Part of a seriesBNB hovered around the same price this week and ended with verified closes at about $745, then spiked to about $762 on the 28th. It never closed under $731.
Prices are UTC day closes (Coinlore, matched with Binance data via Twelve Data and Coinranking within about 0.05%). The 28 Oct close couldn’t be confirmed, so only its range is shown.
This was the lowest close and the largest daily drop of the window. No BNB-specific trigger was reported.
The intraday low of about $718 to $718.6 was the window low. BNB closed flat.
BNB Standard (BNC) rang the Nasdaq opening bell, with CEO Alex Odagiu and Binance founder Changpeng Zhao in attendance.
The closing price was the highest of the window.
BNB traded between about $742 and $762 (window high) and was near $750 to $760 during the day. The Jenner hard fork went live on the BSC testnet.
From the 21 Oct close (about $746.4) to the 27 Oct close (about $745.1), BNB was down about 0.2%.
Revenue from BNB Chain’s network activities increased 54% quarter-on-quarter to $54.2M (Q2: $35.2M).
Transactions increased 7.5% to 1.51 billion.
Equity tokenization trading volume was about $25.6B (11x Q2’s about $2.4B) (Blockworks).
I can confirm VanEck’s VBNB. There’s no top 5.
VBNB reported no net flows on any trading day in the window (eight straight days through 28 Oct).
With about $99.5M in net assets, VBNB is about 0.10% of BNB’s market cap (SoSoValue via TokenPost). Cumulative net inflow is about $99.79M.
As of 20 Oct, VBNB’s last confirmed holding was 132,403 BNB. With no flows since, it’s likely the same.
GBNB has been filed by Grayscale, but there’s no evidence of a launch.
Only three are tracked, not five. Combined, they hold about 0.52% (686,076 BNB) of the total supply (CoinGecko, undated).
BNB Standard (BNC): about 515,000 BNB
Nano Labs (NA): about 128,000 BNB
The Brooker Group: about 43,000 BNB
Jenner hard fork: launched on the BSC testnet (scheduled for 28 Oct).
Some of the included BEPs:
BEP-703 establishes Payment Lane and reserves 5% of block gas for eligible payments by default (governance can raise it to 10%).
BEP-706 adds millisecond timestamps for smart contracts.
BEP-702 (CAS20) is a compliant asset standard.
Governance determines when Payment Lane and CAS20 are fully active.
Mainnet: the release date is unconfirmed.
After the 37th burn on 19 Oct, the circulating supply of BNB is about 131.51M (BNB Chain). There are about 31.5M BNB left to burn to reach the 100M target.
About 0.52% (686,076 BNB) is held by public companies (and about 0.10% by VBNB).
Binance and YZi Labs’ holdings are not public, and retail holdings cannot be measured.
Max Supply: CoinGecko and Coinlore show the max supply as 200M. Burn target: 100M.
Data and sources: Prices from Coinlore, Twelve Data (Binance) and Coinranking; ETF data from SoSoValue via TokenPost; treasuries from CoinGecko; Jenner from BNB Chain announcements (ChainCatcher, CoinGabbar); Q3 data from Bitcoin.com News and Blockonomi (Blockworks); supply from BNB Chain.
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