The gold market abruptly loses momentum. After several weeks of gains and projections beyond $5,000, the yellow metal now shows increasing signs of weakness. The break of a major technical support, combined with rising volatility and the return of selling pressure, revives scenarios of a deeper correction. Investors are now watching the $4,376 level, while some analysts already mention a return towards $3,500.
The White House opens a new regulatory phase around prediction markets. Donald Trump clearly supports the CFTC, while several American states want to keep their control power over these sensitive contracts.
After nearly four years of research and development, Silent Protocol celebrates its first anniversary on Ethereum mainnet by opening the protocol to new users and raising transactional limits—delivering on its promise of composable, universal privacy.
The CME finally opens its bitcoin shop without closing on weekends, depriving traders of an old graphical talisman. The gaps become fossils, but Wall Street still keeps its administrative slippers.
Ethereum has just fallen below $2,000 for the first time since March 29, according to market data. Far from causing a wave of panic, this drop has triggered an unexpected phenomenon: massive FOMO among retail investors.
Bitcoin has fallen below 73,000 dollars, causing nearly one billion dollars in liquidations in the crypto market within twenty-four hours. This correction comes as outflows from American spot ETFs accelerate and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East fuel a renewed risk aversion. In a market that has become more fragile, the slightest macroeconomic shock is now enough to trigger violent selling moves.
Europe is lagging behind the tech giants. Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, reveals the only strategy capable of reversing the trend: open source. A radical solution that could change the game forever.
After less than a year of experimentation, Sequans Communications is already ending its Bitcoin treasury strategy. The French company specialized in IoT semiconductors has sold the majority of its BTC reserves to repay its convertible debt and return to a more traditional model focused on its core business.
The AMF has just issued a historic ultimatum to French crypto companies: obtain MiCA approval before June 30 or disappear from the market. And 70% of them are still not compliant.
Ethereum struggles to convince markets for months, but Standard Chartered refuses to give in to the prevailing pessimism. The British bank has just reaffirmed one of the boldest forecasts in the sector: an ETH at 40,000 dollars in the long term. To justify this bet, the institution highlights a simple observation: the current value of the network would not yet reflect its growing weight in decentralized finance, stablecoins, and asset tokenization.