The American stock market is returning to valuation levels reminiscent of the final days of the internet bubble. Driven by artificial intelligence and the surge of tech giants, the American stock market is setting records while comparisons with the year 2000 resurface. Between real growth and speculative frenzy, the market now fuels an increasingly tense debate among investors.

Every scroll, every message, every online interaction generates raw data, the most valuable fuel powering modern artificial intelligence. Big tech companies have built empires worth trillions of dollars on this raw material, without ever compensating those who produce it. Faced with this structural imbalance, projects emerging from the Web3 ecosystem are now attempting to offer an alternative: turning users into paid participants in the AI data economy, rather than passive suppliers taken for granted.

For years, the US regulatory uncertainty weighed on the crypto market. This time, Washington may have just sent the signal that investors were waiting for. After a major breakthrough of the CLARITY Act in the Senate, XRP climbed up to $1.54, driven by renewed optimism about the future of cryptos in the United States. Behind this rally, the market is not only celebrating Ripple, but is mainly anticipating a possible political turning point for the entire crypto industry.

Chainlink establishes itself as one of the big winners in the RWA market. The project leads Stellar and Avalanche in several rankings, while tokenized real assets become a major battleground for blockchain infrastructures.

The derivative markets for Bitcoin are picking up strength, despite a context still marked by the recent correction. On Thursday, the outstanding futures contracts reached 61.9 billion dollars across all exchanges. This increase occurred while the price fluctuated around 81,500 dollars, a zone close to the key levels monitored by options traders.

OpenAI has just changed the core of ChatGPT. The AI now analyzes the context of your conversations to spot distress signals.

Solana stumbles slightly after its sprint, but the bulls still refuse to put away their technical rifles. Behind the red candles, several crypto analysts still sense a rebound capable of surprising sustainably.

The crypto market has long evolved in the shadow of bitcoin. When BTC progressed, altcoins followed. When it fell, the entire sector retreated. This correlation remains dominant, but some projects are beginning to detach from it. Driven by their own activity and investor interest, Hyperliquid, Tron and Midnight now show a dynamic less dependent on bitcoin movements.

BlackRock shakes the crypto market with a $287 million Bitcoin deposit on Coinbase. Massive sale or tactical move? Between ETF drops and BTC rebound, discover the stakes shaking investors.

The Bank of England is considering a comprehensive review of its regulatory framework on sterling stablecoins. Under pressure from the private sector, the institution is reconsidering rules deemed too restrictive, and potentially fatal for the UK's competitiveness against the United States and Europe.

Bitcoin ETFs have just suffered their largest capital outflow in more than three months. On May 13, spot BTC funds lost $635.23 million in a single session. On the other hand, Solana remains in positive territory. The crypto market does not cut risk everywhere. It simply changes direction.

Bitcoin returns to a dangerous zone. After several weeks of rebound, CryptoQuant estimates that the market could flip if the current resistance holds strong. The key point is around the 200-day moving average, near 82,400 dollars. This level had already served as a ceiling during the 2022 bear market.

While Donald Trump sets foot in Beijing for a visit presented as "historic", another battle is being fought far from the cameras: that of global industrial control. In Brussels, the meeting between the American president and Xi Jinping fuels growing concern. Behind the diplomatic smiles, Europe fears an agreement capable of reshuffling the cards of trade, technologies, and critical materials. Rare earths, supply chains, economic warfare: the Sino-American summit could accelerate Europe's industrial decline.

The decline of digital assets continues to weigh on the companies most exposed to the market. In Japan, Metaplanet provides a striking example with a quarterly loss of 725 million dollars, linked to the drop in its bitcoin holdings. However, the group is not slowing down its strategy and is further increasing its reserves in a context where its business model is evolving rapidly.

Earthquake alert on the crypto market! Grayscale has just filed the very first application for a spot Zcash (ZEC) ETF in the United States. Towards an explosion of privacy coins?

While Kalshi swallows billions like an endgame boss, Polymarket now attracts much less innocent looks. Between troubling military bets, accounts appearing from nowhere, and speculative algorithms, predictive markets suddenly resemble a toxic mix between Wall Street, underground casino, and digital war room.

American inflation accelerates again. In April, the price increase reached 3.8% year-on-year, its highest level in three years. The surge in energy costs, fueled by tensions around Iran and disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, is beginning to weigh on the American economy. This rise now complicates the outlook for Federal Reserve rate cuts and revives tensions in the financial markets.

Crypto investors are no longer staying inside one market. Bitget’s 2026 User Asset Allocation Report shows a clear shift: retail traders still hold crypto, but many now add equities, commodities, and AI tools to build broader portfolios.

XRP records a new all-time high on its network. According to Santiment data, 332,230 wallets now hold at least 10,000 XRP, a level never reached before. This increase in the number of large wallets comes while the crypto price remains far from its previous peaks. Such momentum revives discussions around the positioning of long-term investors on Ripple's asset.

The recent KYC update of Pi Network triggered a historic uproar! Thousands of people blocked for years explode with anger. Why did this announcement set the powder keg alight?

For several months, Michael Saylor and Strategy have been transforming the bitcoin market into a large-scale financial experimentation ground. The company reportedly once again strengthened its position with the estimated purchase of 2,110 BTC financed through its STRC program. An aggressive strategy that fascinates as much as it worries Wall Street. How far will this historic accumulation of bitcoin go?

XRP is recovering on a still hesitant crypto market. Investment products linked to Ripple's token have just recorded their strongest inflow since January, driven by a marked return of institutional capital. This surge rekindles bullish expectations around the asset, as several market indicators signal a gradual rise in speculative appetite for XRP.

Institutional capital is beginning to shift direction in the American crypto market. While Bitcoin regains inflows thanks to Morgan Stanley, ETFs linked to XRP and Solana now attract a growing share of flows. Driven by expectations around the Clarity Act, this movement contrasts with the persistent weakness of Ethereum ETFs and reveals a gradual repositioning of investors on assets most exposed to the future American regulatory framework.

Ledger, Trezor, MetaMask, WalletConnect and the Ethereum Foundation want to close one of the most dangerous breaches in crypto: blind signing. Behind this cold term lies a simple gesture. The user validates a transaction without clearly understanding what it will trigger. The issue became impossible to ignore after the Bybit hack. In February 2025, the exchange acknowledged that an attacker had taken control of an Ether wallet and transferred about 1.5 billion dollars worth of assets to an unknown address. Reuters had then reported that only the Ether cold wallet was affected, according to Bybit CEO Ben Zhou.