Binance Coin (BNB) Listed on Robinhood and Coinbase
Leading U.S. exchanges Robinhood and Coinbase have moved to list native Binance Coin (BNB), marking a milestone in Binance Coin adoption. Robinhood now offers spot trading for BNB. Coinbase plans to launch BNB/USD pairs on its Smart Chain network once liquidity thresholds are met. Both platforms will trade native BNB tokens, not wrapped versions, potentially boosting liquidity and reducing market fragmentation. Following the announcements, BNB dipped to an intraday low of $1,054 before rebounding to $1,096 and now trades near $1,076, down 1.5% over 24 hours. Traders eye resistance at $1,110, with further upside toward the $1,150–$1,200 zone. Regulatory clarity under the GENIUS Act may also attract institutional interest, supporting BNB’s medium-term outlook.
Bullish
Native BNB listings on Robinhood and Coinbase can enhance liquidity and reduce fragmentation, usually driving positive price momentum. The observed dip and rebound amid listing news signal renewed bullish sentiment as traders buy the dip. Meeting liquidity thresholds for Coinbase’s launch could further support trading volumes. Regulatory clarity under the GENIUS Act adds institutional confidence, potentially reinforcing long-term bullish trends for BNB. Short-term, resistance at $1,110 may test market strength before further upside toward $1,150–$1,200.