Archive February 2026
Tue 17 Feb 2026 ▪
4 min read
▪
by
Fenelon L.
Paying employees in USDT, making purchases without going through a traditional bank… What seemed exclusively reserved for DeFi a few years ago is becoming a measurable reality. A global BVNK report, published in early 2026, paints a striking portrait of stablecoin adoption accelerating far beyond crypto circles.
Tue 17 Feb 2026 ▪
4 min read
▪
by
Eddy S.
A whale just withdrew 19,820 ETH from exchanges, worth over 40 million dollars in a single transaction. This spectacular move confirms a strong trend: investors are betting on an imminent explosion in Ethereum's price!
Tue 17 Feb 2026 ▪
4 min read
▪
by
Evans S.
For a long time, paying high fees on Ethereum symbolized security and prestige. But the market follows usage: in recent days, Polygon has generated more daily fees than Ethereum. This is not just a statistical anomaly, it is a concrete signal of activity shift and a question about the real evolution of crypto demand in 2026.
Tue 17 Feb 2026 ▪
3 min read
▪
by
Luc Jose A.
Capitulation often precedes market reversals. As crypto sentiment sinks into extreme fear, Matrixport believes bitcoin could be approaching a potential bottom. In a recent analysis, the firm highlights that several sentiment indicators and technical signals converge towards a historically sensitive zone. Simple excess pessimism or a true end-of-cycle signal? At a time when volatility intensifies, this diagnosis deserves special attention.
Wed 18 Feb 2026 ▪
5 min read
▪
by
Mikaia A.
Triumphant IPO in September, three executives fired in February. The stock plunges, Europe is abandoned, losses explode. The Winklevoss twins dance on a volcano. Guaranteed success.
Wed 18 Feb 2026 ▪
3 min read
▪
by
Luc Jose A.
The 70,000-dollar threshold did not hold. In a climate of high volatility in the United States, bitcoin takes the full brunt of the return of instability in traditional markets. Bond yields under pressure, rising volatility index, marked risk aversion: the macroeconomic backdrop is hardening. This sequence goes beyond a simple technical correction. It illustrates bitcoin's growing dependence on global financial dynamics. So, can the crypto market still free itself from macroeconomic cycles?
Wed 18 Feb 2026 ▪
3 min read
▪
by
Ariela R.
Bitcoin undergoes a drastic drop in open interest, a sign of leverage withdrawal and nervous markets. Full analysis here.
Wed 18 Feb 2026 ▪
4 min read
▪
by
Luc Jose A.
While the crypto market undergoes a brutal correction phase, some listed companies choose to strengthen their positions rather than scale down. Amid volatility, Strategy and Bitmine Immersion Technologies increase their reserves of Bitcoin and Ether, despite an unfavorable stock market climate. This contrast is striking as prices fall and crypto-related stocks plunge, these companies intensify their exposure.
Wed 18 Feb 2026 ▪
4 min read
▪
by
Ghiles A.
Despite its removal from many platforms, Monero continues its growth. Transactions remain stable and darknet usage is booming, confirming its unique role in privacy-focused cryptocurrency.
Wed 18 Feb 2026 ▪
4 min read
▪
by
James G.
Elon Musk’s social platform X is moving deeper into financial services with the upcoming launch of “Smart Cashtags,” a feature designed to improve how users track and reference stocks and cryptocurrencies. While rumors have circulated for months about X entering the trading space, executives have made one thing clear: the platform will not execute trades. Instead, it aims to enhance financial data visibility and asset identification.