Oracle published its results for the third quarter of 2026 with strong growth in its cloud business. Cloud revenues reached $8.9 billion, confirming the central role of these infrastructures in the group’s strategy.
Arthur Hayes surprises the bitcoin market. One of his loudest supporters now explains that he wouldn't place 1 dollar on BTC at the current price. His idea is not a rejection of bitcoin. It's a strategic waiting. For him, the real buy signal will mainly come from a return of global liquidity, with a more accommodative Fed and, above all, a resumption of money printing.
Kraken reissues its winning formula: from March 11 to April 13, 2026, the exchange offers a Bitcoin sweepstakes where every dollar traded on the platform gives the right to one entry. Maximum prize: 1 full Bitcoin, with more than 100 winners drawn by lottery and over $60,000 in BTC to distribute. Here is everything you need to know before registering.
The scenario seems huge. However, Bitwise argues that a bitcoin at 1 million dollars does not necessarily imply total dominance over gold. According to Matt Hougan, the company's chief investment officer, bitcoin would only need to capture about 17% of the global store of value market within ten years to reach this symbolic threshold.
Binance takes legal action. The world's leading crypto platform filed, on March 11, 2026, a defamation lawsuit against Dow Jones, publisher of the Wall Street Journal, following the publication of a sensitive article discussing possible flows linked to Iran and the internal handling of this case. This procedure marks a turning point, as the exchange no longer limits itself to public denials, but now asks the US justice system to resolve a dispute with significant reputational and regulatory stakes.
Elon Musk has just officially announced the public launch of X Money for the month of April. The financial super-app he has promised for years is finally taking shape, but without any trace of crypto. Enough to surprise, and perhaps worry, some industry players.
XRP plunges by 62% but Ripple offers a 50 billion dollar stock buyback. Employees refused to sell at 40, they will get 25% more. Smart bosses.
Optimism cuts more than one-fifth of its jobs. The crypto market immediately reacts to this announcement. All the details here!
The centralized exchanges (CEX) sector is going through a decisive phase. After the meteoric rise of Binance and the collapse of FTX, user trust becomes a central issue. In this context, OKX [Learn and Earn: Discover OKX's Knowledge Hub] is gaining ground by combining security, transparency, and technological ambition. The exchange appeals to experienced traders, institutional investors, and Web3 enthusiasts. This article inaugurates a series of analyses aimed at comparing OKX with other market leaders such as Binance, Coinbase, or Kraken. Each part will explore a strategic aspect of the OKX ecosystem: fees, staking, trading bots, or educational tools. An essential insight to understand the new face of the crypto market.
In 2026, centralized exchanges still dominate the crypto market, despite the gradual rise of decentralized solutions. Among the major players, Binance, Coinbase, and OKX concentrate a large share of exchange volumes and user trust. These three platforms embody very different approaches. Binance favors massive access to a wide range of products, Coinbase focuses on regulation and ease of use, while OKX seeks a balance between security, technological innovation, and price competitiveness. This comparison aims to determine which of these crypto platforms best meets the expectations of traders, investors, and users seeking a reliable tool.