Archive 2025

Arizona makes a significant move in the emerging world of digital assets. In May 2025, the state makes headlines by announcing the creation of a strategic bitcoin reserve (SBR). This bold decision demonstrates an unprecedented political will. It illustrates how dollars forgotten by citizens can be transformed into a forward-looking position. More than just a symbolic gesture, it represents a step toward the integration of bitcoin into the dominant economic landscape.

The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has confirmed that banks can now help customers buy and sell crypto assets held in custody. They are also allowed to provide and outsource cryptocurrency custody and execution services, provided these activities are backed by strong risk management.

It is rare for an NFT project to still create an authentic thrill in the crypto universe. Yet, Doodles has just made a splash. In just 24 hours, this colorful collection saw its sales soar by 97%, flirting with $1.1 million. This surge is no coincidence: on the horizon, a certain crypto DOOD is tantalizing investors.

Donald Trump, master of political staging, found himself caught in his own game. Manipulated by a pro-XRP message, he unwittingly becomes the main actor in a crypto lobbying operation. An explosive affair where political influence and blockchain interests clash in a scandal at the top.

AI in crypto: an impressive breakthrough! AI DApps challenge the leaders of Web3. Analysis of the figures from DappRadar.

The bitcoin market has recently freed itself from its winter timidity. Fueled by a resurgence of optimism in financial markets, it has reached its highest level since January. Good news is piling up: an unexpected trade agreement, rising global indices, and a massive influx of digital capital. This combination of factors creates fertile ground for bitcoin.

Morgan Stanley estimates that bitcoin is now significant enough to be considered an international reserve currency.

The U.S. Senate rejected the GENIUS Act bill yesterday, which aimed to regulate stablecoins. With a vote of 48 against 49, far from the 60 votes needed, this bipartisan legislation faced unexpected opposition from Democrats, jeopardizing the regulatory future of dollar-backed cryptos. But what are the real reasons behind this legislative failure?