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Binance Coin / Pound sterling
crypto

100 BNB

Doubling Ethereum's volume while also beating Tron, BNB, and Hyperliquid combined in a single day is a pretty serious stat.

Binance supports both BNB Chain and Stellar, so it's one of the simplest options. You can also check services like SimpleSwap if they support your route.

Solana generated more DEX volume in 24h than Ethereum, Tron, BNB Chain, and Hyperliquid combined.
Solana's DEX volume genuinely has been strong recently — sitting in the $2B+ range over the last 24h per DefiLlama, with \~$65B over 30 days. That's a real number and worth talking about.

BTC, ETH, XRP, KASPA, LINK, HEDERA, SUI, BNB

Stuck on BNB Chain (Cake Wallet) – Need a tiny bit of BNB for gas fee ($0.25 / 0.0007 BNB)

100 BNB

Doubling Ethereum's volume while also beating Tron, BNB, and Hyperliquid combined in a single day is a pretty serious stat.

Binance supports both BNB Chain and Stellar, so it's one of the simplest options. You can also check services like SimpleSwap if they support your route.

Solana generated more DEX volume in 24h than Ethereum, Tron, BNB Chain, and Hyperliquid combined.
Solana's DEX volume genuinely has been strong recently — sitting in the $2B+ range over the last 24h per DefiLlama, with \~$65B over 30 days. That's a real number and worth talking about.

BTC, ETH, XRP, KASPA, LINK, HEDERA, SUI, BNB

Stuck on BNB Chain (Cake Wallet) – Need a tiny bit of BNB for gas fee ($0.25 / 0.0007 BNB)

I haven’t done any bridging since 2021, and back then it was really stressful and a total pain in the ass. I just want to know what you guys are using these days. I came across Jumper and Debridge, but to swap an altcoin 1 to 1 like Polygon from BNB chain to Polygon chain it always seems to cost 1 to 2%, which I’d rather avoid. Do you always need to swap to USDC first before bridging so it doesn’t cost an arm and a leg? Is that just how it works?
Also, I still use Metamask and I’m wondering if that’s outdated. I’ve tried Rabby a little, even though a lot of people said it’s way better, but I don’t really think it is.

JBizzle, I feel like we're arguing theory vs reality here...
I have agreed with what you're talking about for the most part, as I'm a long term icy white holder, both debit and credit card user.
In theory, CDC should be stomping over Binance and it's coin. The paperwork is there, the licenses/registrations and more exchanges world wide. But outside of theory, CDC has proven it's self greedy and not managing its own coin efficiently. This is why CRO is sitting at #28 right now and BNB coin is at #4.
I'm done arguing this topic.
To answer your question directly to me, there's more exchanges to buy BNB coin than CRO, so pick any of those an you can buy BNB with your funds. As for customer service from Binance, I wouldn't know but I'm sure there's lots of good/bad reviews for all exchanges.

I’m a long term investor. These are two different apps serving two different purposes. One is designed to on-ramp and off-ramp for your money while complying with regulations, which means customer service can help and your fiat can be used to buy any cryptocurrency listed. That regulatory layer is a feature, and just to be clear, that does not mean CDC is needed. The other is for interacting directly with the blockchain.
The reality is that most people don’t know how to interact with crypto onchain, and it is one of the least regulated parts of the asset class. For most people in crypto, this is where customer service can’t help because of how the blockchain functions, and this is where you would need CDC coin to make transactions. I have no idea which blockchains will be the go to in the future, but I do know that if the entry point and the blockchain work together in unison, it will be the go to for anyone who doesn’t know what they are doing and wants to get in. I’m asking you directly, Q2subzero: how do you get money to BNB, what customer service do they have, how are they regulated, and how do you get onto their blockchain network? Bringing people to a point where they understand the basics before they interact with the largely unregulated world of blockchain is a smart approach, not a weakness.

We don't need to remember it, it's literally in the post you're commenting on lol
***"...now the third-largest chain for RWAs, behind only Ethereum and BNB Chain"***

BTC cannot be transferred on BNB chain. This means you own 0 Bitcoin and instead asking about an altcoin instead that is merely supposed to represent bitcoin but is centralized and has completely different security assumptions.
Send that back to binance to sell for real bitcoin

Solana's real world asset ecosystem has surpassed $3.4 billion in total value, a new all-time high. Up \~230% over the past year and now the third-largest chain for RWAs, behind only Ethereum and BNB Chain
Tokenization on Solana is quietly becoming a real thing.

The answer depends on the definition of 'dead'.
If 'dead' means 'The future is not bright and the likelihood of a new ATH is very low.', then yeah, it's dead alright.
If 'dead' means 'It's going to zero!', then no, I don't think it's dead.
You must understand, it's very difficult for 'older' projects to reach new ATHs because there's always the recency bias and there's always a new shiny thing people will want to jump into. Just look at the top 10 projects (by market cap) at the beginning of every year since 2017:
|Rank|2017|2018|2019|2020|2021|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|1|BTC|BTC|BTC|BTC|BTC|
|2|ETH|XRP|ETH|ETH|ETH|
|3|XRP|ETH|XRP|XRP|USDT|
|4|LTC|BCH|BCH|USDT|LTC|
|5|XMR|ADA|EOS|BCH|XRP|
|6|ETC|XEM|LTC|LTC|DOT|
|7|DASH|LTC|XLM|EOS|BCH|
|8|REP|TRX|USDT|BNB|ADA|
|9|MAID|XLM|BSV|BSV|BNB|
|10|STEEM|MIOTA|TRX|XMR|LINK|
|Rank|2022|2023|2024|2025|2026|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|1|BTC|BTC|BTC|BTC|BTC|
|2|ETH|ETH|ETH|ETH|ETH|
|3|BNB|USDT|USDT|XRP|USDT|
|4|USDT|USDC|BNB|USDT|XRP|
|5|SOL|BNB|SOL|SOL|BNB|
|6|ADA|XRP|XRP|BNB|USDC|
|7|USDC|BUSD|USDC|DOGE|SOL|
|8|XRP|DOGE|ADA|USDC|TRX|
|9|LUNA|ADA|AVAX|ADA|DOGE|
|10|DOT|MATIC|DOGE|TRX|ADA|
Ask yourself now; where are REP, MAID, ETC, STEEM, MIOTA, BSV, LUNA and the likes... 2017 and 2026 have only 3 projects in common and one of them is Bitcoin.
The sector is mainly driven by hype because, I mean, what else is there? Right?
Very few projects have real-life use cases and real impacts on everyday life and ADA is NOT one of them.
However, that doesn't mean ADA can't be or shouldn't be traded. Anything can be traded. Then again, there's also the question; why would you trade ADA and not some other new, shiny thing?