It feels like 2021 again. Cardano is one of the best performers among blue chip coins, and the 10th largest cryptocurrency by market cap has surged 29% in just seven days, reaching $0.747 at the time of writing. In the past 24 hours alone, it added nearly 4%, driven by a wave of bullish momentum across the altcoin market.
In an ecosystem dominated by major global platforms, it was a regional player that surprised the entire market. In just a few hours, XRP skyrocketed from $2.60 to $3.00, propelled by a massive influx of orders on Upbit, the leading South Korean exchange. While Binance and Coinbase usually control the weather, it is Seoul that, this time, took hold of the fate of one of the oldest altcoins in the market.
Eric Jackson of EMJ Capital predicts Ethereum could surge to $10,000 soon and even $1.5 million long-term. He highlights the potential impact of staking-enabled ETFs, shrinking ETH supply, and growing institutional demand as key drivers behind this bullish outlook.
The decentralized finance giant Aave has just crossed a symbolic threshold by surpassing 50 billion dollars in net deposits. This historic achievement solidifies the protocol's position as the undisputed leader in DeFi lending. A major milestone that reflects both the maturity of the sector and its growing attractiveness to institutions.
When an AI imitates humans too well, it dons the boots of MechaHitler. Grok, the new tragic clown of Elon Musk, is scarier than a bug in the cloud.
When Bitcoin takes off, Saylor pulls out his millions. 601,550 BTC later, the gentleman persists, signs, and turns his tweets into digital gold. Who can say better?
Crypto trading isn’t what it used to be. Not long ago, you had to stare at charts all day, act fast, and maybe even know how to code if you wanted to build an automated strategy. But that’s changing fast. A new wave of platforms is making algorithmic trading easier and more accessible. One of the most exciting names leading that charge is Runbot. Today we interview Alexandre, CEO of this no-code, AI-powered platform to better understand their vision, objectives, technologies...
Bitcoin climbs, falters, then retreats: behind the glitz of $123,000, invisible hands are at work. Should one flee or hold firm? Experts are hesitant... and so are the traders.
As he multiplies signals of firmness on the international stage, Donald Trump has imposed a 50-day ultimatum on Russia to end the war in Ukraine. This forceful statement, widely commented upon in diplomatic and military circles, has also triggered an unexpected upheaval in the financial markets. Bitcoin, particularly reactive to geopolitical tensions, began a rapid decline immediately following the announcement, reaching 116,000 dollars this morning. The climate of uncertainty created by this presidential warning fuels both political speculation and economic turbulence.
The crypto market has just crossed a symbolic threshold: $3.8 trillion in capitalization. This is more than Amazon's valuation, almost as much as the GDP of the United Kingdom. Far from a simple bullish cycle, this surge propels cryptocurrencies to the status of systemic players. A turning point that reshuffles the cards: this market is no longer peripheral; it now competes with major economic powers. While financial capitals observe, the cryptosphere sets its own pace and redraws the contours of the global economy.