BNB Token Rallies to Record High as CEA Industries Raises $500M for Treasury Strategy
Several listed companies announced plans to create BNB crypto treasuries recently, including CEA Industries (VAPE), teaming up with Binance founder CZ's family office.

What to know:
- BNB, the fourth-largest cryptocurrency, outperformed other tokens rallying to a fresh all-time high.
- Several U.S.-listed companies announced plans to acquire BNB for their crypto treasury strategy, bolstering its performance.
- CEA Industries rallied 700% on Monday on raising $500 million for its BNB treasury with the participation of Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao's family office, Yzi Labs.
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BNB, formerly known as Binance Coin and the native token of the BNB Chain, surged to a fresh all-time record early Monday, hitting $860.
While it pared some of the gains during the U.S. session to trade around $840, it still has been the best-performing cryptocurrency over the past week in the top 10 by market capitalization (except stablecoins) with a 9% gain. It was also up nearly 3% through the past 24 hours, while most other large-cap altcoins ike ether
BNB's outperformance was bolstered by several companies announcing plans for creating crypto treasury strategies, the latest trend on Wall Street, with a focus on the BNB Chain.
CEA Industries (VAPE), with the support of Yzi Labs, Binance co-founder Changpeng "CZ" Zhao's family office, is raising $500 million in a private round from from institutional investors, aiming to become the largest U.S.-listed BNB treasury company. The fundraising deal, unveiled earlier Monday, could be expanded to $1.2 billion. The stock rallied over 700% on the news.
Nasdaq-listed biopharmaceutical firm Liminatus Pharma (LIMN) also announced Monday to form a subsidiary called "American BNB Strategy" with plans to invest as much as $500 million in BNB in the long-term.
Before that, pharmaceutical company Windtree Therapeutics (WINT) last week announced an up to $700 million commitment for BNB acquisitions. Meanwhile, tech firm Nano Labs said on Monday it purchased 128,000 tokens, worth over $100 million, after announcing crypto treasury plans on Friday.
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What to know:
- BlackRock digital-assets chief Robert Mitchnick warned that heavy use of leverage in bitcoin derivatives is undermining the cryptocurrency’s appeal as a stable institutional portfolio hedge.
- Mitchnick said bitcoin’s fundamentals as a scarce, decentralized monetary asset remain strong, but its trading increasingly resembles a "levered NASDAQ," raising the bar for conservative investors to adopt it.
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