Binance has officially added support for the NIGHT token, a development that extends the utility of Midnight network. The exchange listing opens access to a wider user base, offering more traders and developers the opportunity to interact with its privacy-based features.
Midnight stated that Binance’s involvement is expected to push NIGHT’s adoption by enabling engagement at scale. The group said,
According to Binance Wallet, trading for NIGHT will begin on Binance Alpha starting December 9. An airdrop event has also been scheduled, where eligible users can claim NIGHT using Alpha Points after trading becomes available.
NIGHT has already been listed on multiple exchanges including Bybit, Bitpanda, and HTX. This rise in listings shows that demand is increasing for blockchain solutions that offer privacy-by-design. The Midnight network uses zero knowledge proof infrastructure, which supports private decentralized applications.
Following the listing news, BNB token saw a price surge. It climbed by 2.11%, reaching $908 with a 24-hour low of $872.89 and a high of $910. Trading volume also escalated with a sharp increase of 43.18%, amounting to $1.97 billion.
At the same time, futures data revealed rising activity. According to data from CoinGlass, total open interest for BNB futures rose by 2.14% in the last 24 hours to $1.42 billion, indicating a strong level of market sentiment.
Midnight is presenting itself alongside other private blockchains like Monero and Zcash, but its approach is different. It uses a rational form of privacy that tries to balance user confidentiality with regulatory requirements.
Midnight believes that integration with Binance enhances its standing by giving the NIGHT token visibility across a massive trading base. They added,
Additionally, earlier developments also pointed to structural shifts within Binance. In the previous article we reported that the company announced changes following its full regulatory approval by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) at Abu Dhabi Global Market.
Starting January 2026, the platform plans to conduct its operations through three new entities: Nest Exchange Services Limited, Nest Clearing and Custody Limited, and Nest Trading Limited.
The license followed a $2 billion investment from Abu Dhabi-based MGX in March. MGX took a minority stake in Binance through the deal, showing the region’s growing interest in cryptocurrency infrastructure.
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