Archive March 2025
Sat 08 Mar 2025 ▪
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Eddy S.
The French justice system is currently facing a bitcoin fraud case of considerable magnitude, involving two Franco-Israelis accused of embezzling nearly 12 million euros. One of them, Julien-Daniel X., is being held in detention after being arrested in France during a ski trip. He claims to have been arrested solely because he is Israeli.
Sat 08 Mar 2025 ▪
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Evans S.
Yesterday, surrounded by four gray walls and the clinking of bars, Sam Bankman-Fried blew out his 33 candles. A celebration far from the golden trappings of his FTX days, but under the spotlight of a scandal that still shakes the crypto world. Sentenced to 25 years in prison, the former golden boy of cryptocurrencies provides, from his cell, a version of his story where innocence and political calculation intertwine.
Sat 08 Mar 2025 ▪
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Eddy S.
According to a recent study by crypto market researcher Mark Quant, the increase in the Global Liquidity Index (GLI) could be a key factor in the recovery of the cryptocurrency market. This dynamic could propel the total market capitalization beyond 4 trillion dollars by the second quarter of 2025, thereby reaching new historical highs.
Sat 08 Mar 2025 ▪
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Fenelon L.
Scott Bessent, U.S. Treasury Secretary, announced yesterday at the White House crypto summit that Washington plans to use stablecoins to strengthen the dollar's position as the dominant reserve currency.
Sat 08 Mar 2025 ▪
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Mikaia A.
No more obscure listings! From now on, Binance lets its community play the role of the master of ceremonies. A sense of democracy... or an illusion that will always benefit the most powerful?
Sat 08 Mar 2025 ▪
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Luc Jose A.
Access to mortgage credit is a key barometer of economic health and the purchasing power of households. After a drastic decline in lending volumes in 2023, the European Central Bank (ECB) has initiated a shift with its first rate cut. This decision, welcomed by the Governor of the Bank of France, François Villeroy de Galhau, is accompanied by a series of indicators that suggest a gradual recovery in the market. But is this upswing sustainable? And above all, will it be enough to permanently reverse the trend for borrowers and actors in the real estate sector?
Sun 09 Mar 2025 ▪
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Eddy S.
The price of XRP is facing increasing technical and fundamental pressure, indicating a major decline of 20% in the very near future. Three decisive factors are clearly emerging, and the future of XRP may already be sealed. In light of these concerning signals, investors will need to be extra vigilant and anticipate possible scenarios to protect their positions.
Sun 09 Mar 2025 ▪
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Fenelon L.
Bitpanda's behavioral study reveals notable differences in investment approaches based on gender. Women adopt more methodical and long-term oriented strategies, demonstrating a more disciplined investment approach than their male counterparts.
Sun 09 Mar 2025 ▪
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Luc Jose A.
Political decisions shape the future of cryptocurrencies, and the crypto summit organized by the Trump administration at the White House on March 7 is a glaring proof of this. This event, which aimed to establish a new posture for the United States towards the blockchain industry, sparked mixed reactions. While some observers see it as an institutional recognition of Bitcoin and a strategic turning point, others denounce it as a mere political stunt without concrete measures. This meeting, which coincided with the announcement of the creation of a strategic reserve of Bitcoin, had an immediate impact on the markets, leading to a 7.3% drop in BTC and massive outflows from Bitcoin ETFs. So, real progress or just a publicity stunt?
Sun 09 Mar 2025 ▪
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Luc Jose A.
The American economy is going through a turbulent phase. Between rising inflation and a marked slowdown in growth, a long-forgotten specter resurfaces: stagflation. This phenomenon, which combines economic stagnation and rising prices, evokes the crises of the 1970s. Today, Donald Trump's new tariff policies rekindle fears of a return to that time when growth was stalled and purchasing power was eroding rapidly. The American president's decision to impose heavy taxes on Chinese, Mexican, and Canadian imports raises many questions about their real effects on the economy. As the Federal Reserve is pushed to its limits, markets are wavering, and businesses are concerned about the repercussions on their profitability.