Binance Is Set to List a TRXUSDC Perpetual With Up to 75x Leverage
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A TRXUSDC perpetual contract is coming to Binance with leverage of up to 75 times, according to a Chinese-language post from @trondaoCN that tagged @binancezh (Nov 11, 09:42 UTC; post). The post gives no launch date.
On-Chain
Whale transfers of the token recorded as A7A5 totalled $708.6 million on TRON between Nov 11, 00:16 UTC and Nov 12, 00:16 UTC, across 30 recorded transfers. That is 5.85 times its 30-day daily average, according to TronRelic's on-chain data.
Project Updates
A TRON DAO Forum post in the TBL category describes FreezeCheck, a Telegram bot that scores a USDT TRC-20 counterparty from 0 to 100 before a deal. The post comes from the user Freezecheck and is a funding request for the poster's own product. The bot traces where funds came from and went, up to five hops, warns about look-alike addresses and gives a forecast of whether Tether will freeze an address. The poster claims 84% accuracy on a blind test of October 2026 Tether freezes, a base of 71 million TRON address labels, and 2.17 million look-alike addresses mapped over 55 weeks. None of these figures has been verified. The post asks for US$18,000, paid in four milestones: a free public API, an open dataset on address-poisoning operations, a second accuracy report, and integrations with at least two TRON wallets, explorers or exchangers (topic, Nov 11, 14:22 UTC).
Energy Rent Hub, a website that compares TRON energy rental offers, is introduced in a second TBL post, from the user energyrenthub. The post is promotional. It says the site ranks providers by success rate, response speed and the price actually paid in completed trades, all calculated from on-chain data, and that providers cannot pay to rank higher. It also claims users can cut USDT transfer fees by up to 80% compared with burning TRX. That figure is unverified. The post says the site is available in 11 languages and is run centrally, and it gives no funding figure (topic, Nov 11, 03:04 UTC).
Issue #904, "TRC-8056: Scaled UI Amount Extension for TRC-20 Tokens," which would let a token issuer publish an updatable multiplier so that a stock split shows up in displayed balances without minting or moving tokens, received three clarification requests from alan-eth. alan-eth is an outside commenter with no commit history in this repository. He compared the text with BNB Chain's BEP-677 and asked three things. First, should effectiveAt() return 0 when no change is pending, as BEP-677 requires? Second, if an implementation emits TransferWithUIAmount, must that event accompany every Transfer, including mints, burns and zero-value transfers, and what should happen when the UI amount cannot be computed? BEP-677 says the event must not revert the underlying operation. Third, could the text state outright that UIMultiplierUpdated.oldMultiplier is the multiplier active when the change was scheduled? He said none of the three is meant as a blocker (comment, Nov 11, 10:46 UTC). The issue was opened by repository contributor yanghang8612.
The Digital Sovereignty Alliance (DSA) took part in Blockworks' DAS London 2026, held Nov 10–11 at Hilton Park Lane in London, according to a release headlined "Digital Sovereignty Alliance Calls for Bipartisan U.S. Crypto Legislation and International Cooperation at DAS London." DSA describes itself as a nonprofit focused on public policy, research and education around emerging technologies. The feed excerpt cuts off just as it begins to introduce Adrian Wall, so the release's further details are not available here (release, published Nov 11, 20:43 UTC).
Briefly
TRON processed nearly 13 million transactions in a single day, averaging about 150 per second, @trondao posted without naming the day (Nov 11, 22:58 UTC; post).
@symbiosis_fi offers cross-chain swaps into USDT on TRON from more than 60 networks, per @trondao (Nov 11, 20:43 UTC; post).
JustLend lists more than $263M in Grants Power and more than 484K users, @DeFi_JUST posted (Nov 11, 07:34 UTC; post).
Tron Inc. bought 155,807 TRX at an average price of $0.3209, which takes its treasury above 723.0 million TRX, per @TRON_INC (Nov 11, 01:32 UTC; post).
Tether froze at least 3 TRON addresses, all at Nov 11, 15:02 UTC, according to TronRelic's on-chain data.
On Nov 11, TRON processed at least 12.75 million transactions and burned at least 2.42 million TRX in fees.