WhiteBIT Coin news today is dominated by a fresh token burn and a rally that has carried WhiteBIT Coin (WBT) close to its record price. CoinStats data captured at 00:52 UTC on 24 September 2026 shows WBT at $84.66, down 2.14% over 24 hours but up 8.25% over seven days and 15.43% over 30 days.
WhiteBIT Coin news today: latest burn and record highs
On 23 September, WhiteBIT announced that 35,813 WBT had been sent to a zero address on 22 September. The transaction provides on-chain evidence of the latest reported supply reduction and adds to the exchange’s continuing buyback-and-burn program.
The burn followed two new records highlighted by WhiteBIT on social media. The exchange reported an all-time high of $86.894 on 21 September and another record of $87.996 on 22 September. The CoinStats market snapshot lists the all-time high as $87.91, with the current price 3.70% below that level.
No new official listing, partnership, product launch or regulatory announcement dated 22 to 24 September was identified in the reviewed sources. As a result, the latest confirmed developments are the burn and the token’s recent price momentum, rather than a newly announced ecosystem catalyst.
Supply reduction remains central to the WBT story
WhiteBIT’s official materials state that weekly redemptions are funded by 33% of trading fees and 5% of other exchange income, including withdrawal fees and margin-trading income. The exchange’s long-term objective is to remove at least half of the token supply through ongoing burns.
The official WBT page previously recorded burns of 38,104 WBT on 14 September, 37,951 WBT on 10 September and 36,052 WBT on 8 September. The more recent 35,813 WBT transaction therefore continues a pattern of recurring supply reductions, although available sources do not establish that the latest burn directly caused the price increase.
WBT’s market capitalization is $10.06B, ranking it #15, while 24-hour trading volume is $41.54M. Circulating supply stands at 118,852,171 WBT against a total supply of 293,421,670 WBT.
Community discussion remained broadly bullish after the new highs, with posts focusing on token burns, trading-fee discounts, staking access and other exchange-related utility. Technical commentary also noted an RSI near 71, a level commonly associated with overbought conditions. That leaves the token near its record while short-term consolidation risk has increased.