A bug, a tweet, and here is Vitalik philosophizing while Ethereum wavers: could decentralization be a disguised monoculture? Prysm coughs, the blockchain sneezes... and doubt sets in.
Suspicions turn into numbers. Two studies published in Science and Nature confirm that AI chatbots, similar to those everyone uses, can shift voting preferences by several points, up to about 15% in controlled scenarios.
In a DeFi market seeking stability, the launch of StandX on November 24, 2025, does not go unnoticed. This new DEX, dedicated to perpetual contracts, introduces an automatic yield stablecoin, without staking action. Supported by a team from Binance Futures and Goldman Sachs, the project claims a community-driven and self-financed approach. Unlike classic models, StandX aims to establish itself in a sector still largely dominated by centralized platforms.
American banking giants are now playing the bitcoin card. Michael Saylor lifts the veil on a massive and silent adoption: eight of the ten largest banks offer loans secured in BTC. Figures, players, and stakes of a revolution that is disrupting finance.
Recent trends show large holders holding back and fewer coins hitting exchanges, easing market pressure and pointing to a calmer Bitcoin market in the near term.
Trump’s growing footprint in digital assets now reaches into mobile gaming, as a new Trump-licensed crypto title moves toward release. Early previews show a project that combines light strategy mechanics with token-based rewards. The timing comes as several Trump-linked crypto assets face steep volatility and rising political attention.
Michael Saylor’s company, Strategy, is facing growing pressure as it challenges MSCI’s plan to exclude crypto-treasury firms from major stock indexes. Strategy, which holds the world’s largest corporate Bitcoin reserve, warned that the proposal misjudges how digital-asset treasuries operate. More so, the plan risks distorting fair index standards.
GameStop is going through a turbulent period after betting heavily on Bitcoin. The video game retailer sees its cryptocurrency holdings shrink by 9.2 million dollars in three months, causing its stock to fall by more than 5%. Faced with this setback, the company is now considering liquidating part of its digital assets.
Bitcoin pauses in the balance sheets, but some actors buy more than ever. Here are the numbers worrying analysts.
Crypto markets have started coughing again. No spectacular crash this time, but a slow loss of breath: crypto trading volumes are declining, prices are correcting, and even spot bitcoin ETFs are turning red. For JPMorgan, the picture is clear: the appetite for risk is fading, and the market stalls just as it was supposed to confirm its strong comeback.