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What does the thought of holding an exchange token mean for you? I mean, exchange tokens aren’t necessarily known for ROIs or profits or anything, right? Does the thought excite you?
Most would say – No. Does this mean BNB is not worth looking at, however? Well, it may be time to reconsider that.
Consider this – In January 2021, the price of Binance Coin (BNB) was $40. However, 2021 also saw a significant incline in BNB’s price, one that allowed it to hit $690 on the price charts. In fact, this was its highest price level in 2021.
Worth noting, however, that soon after, the latter few months of 2021 saw the wider market fall across the board. Needless to say, the same had a ripple effect on BNB’s price charts as well, with the exchange token hitting new lows.
Binance Coin (BNB) is the native token of Binance which is the largest cryptocurrency exchange in terms of market capitalization. Although BNB is not a fully decentralized coin, it can nonetheless operate flawlessly in a DeFi system.
In early January 2021, BNB was trading at $40, with a total trading volume of $413 million. Its performance continued to grow and during the cryptocurrency boom witnessed in 2021, BNB’s price significantly rose to an all-time-high (ATH) of 2021 – $690. The crypto-market, however, experienced a bloodbath in the latter few months of 2021, with major cryptocurrencies, including BNB, experiencing a significant decline.
Nevertheless, BNB also functions as a payment method and opens up more opportunities on the Binance platform, including savings, DeFi staking, and liquidity mining via
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