Archive June 2025

After six years of waiting and millions of accounts created, Pi Network began its transition to the mainnet with the promise of a decentralized cryptocurrency accessible to all. However, as the migration accelerates, an increasing number of users are finding themselves stuck: empty wallets, validated but ignored KYC, failed verifications. What was supposed to mark the culmination of the project is turning into a technical deadlock for many, raising doubts about the reliability of the system and the network's ability to fulfill its commitments.

Crypto in free fall: Dogecoin is howling, Solana is wobbling, while Bitcoin is acting smug. A waltz of numbers and tweets... but who will laugh last?

ChatGPT's AI is crushing everything in its path, capturing 80% of global traffic. Discover all the details in this article!

Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have once again shaken the crypto markets. Bitcoin sharply dropped below the psychological barrier of $105,000 after Tel Aviv claimed a series of attacks against Iran. This spectacular decline raises the question: does Bitcoin really deserve its status as a safe-haven asset?

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has just made a shocking prediction: the stablecoin market could soar to $2 trillion within three years. This announcement comes as Bitcoin flirts with its historical highs.

The line between traditional commerce and decentralized finance is becoming thinner. Shopify, the e-commerce giant, is breaking through the wall of traditional payments by integrating USDC into its Shopify Payments system. This decision is not just a mere technological whim but a strategic shift towards the large-scale adoption of crypto.

Missiles in the Middle East, markets in turmoil: while the economy catches a cold, some are making a fortune off barrels... and others prefer to flee into solid gold. Guess who is pulling the strings?

On June 8, 2025, a tanker under American and European sanctions discreetly docked in Japan, delivering Russian crude to a local refinery. This act, far from negligible, reveals a silent fracture in the Western consensus on energy. While the G7 has been trying for two years to isolate Moscow, Tokyo prioritizes its energy security. This episode, both symbolic and strategic, could subtly reshape the lines of a transforming global energy order.