Ethereum soars with a 50% increase in one week, reigniting enthusiasm in the crypto market. Technical indicators align, inflation slows, and a decrease in interest rates becomes plausible. Could this explosive context propel ETH towards $4,000 as some suggest? The current momentum seems promising.
Tether has just acquired nearly half a billion dollars in bitcoin as part of a major strategic operation. This transaction prepares the launch of Twenty One, a new Bitcoin treasury company set to enter Nasdaq through a SPAC merger. A maneuver that could redefine the standards of institutional crypto management.
The BIS reveals that $600 billion in crypto circulated in 2024, primarily for speculation, not for real use. Details here!
Ethereum shows a rebound of more than 50% in less than two weeks. Find our complete analysis and the current technical perspectives for ETH.
It's a paradox that would make even the most seasoned economists raise their eyebrows: while the dollar wavers, the Asian economy is rising up with an almost insolent confidence. At a time when the American Federal Reserve is hesitating on interest rates, and trade tensions seem to be easing without really dissipating, Asia is benefiting from an unexpected boost. This shows that even in the global monetary fog, some find their way.
When quantum computers succeed in breaking the encryption algorithms that protect our blockchains, it won’t come as a surprise to everyone. For years, researchers and experts have been warning us: this revolution will be swift. And Web3—meant to ensure trust and security—may suddenly become vulnerable. The infrastructure behind many current chains is not ready. Complex updates, costly migrations, risky forks. That’s where Naoris Protocol comes in, a pioneer of a new paradigm: the Decentralized Post-Quantum Infrastructure, operating deep below all traditional blockchain layers. “Q-Day is closer than you think: here’s how Naoris is preparing your blockchain for the future, with no need for a fork.”
eToro's IPO launches on Nasdaq at $52 per share, exceeding expectations. The company raises $310 million, valuing it at $4.2 billion, and positions itself to compete with platforms like Robinhood.
For a long time perceived as followers, the BRICS are now at the forefront of global growth. According to the latest forecasts from the IMF, these emerging powers will show an economic momentum in 2025 that is significantly higher than that of the United States. This quantitative shift is becoming strategic: the rise of the BRICS is no longer a trend; it is a fact. Their collective performance is redefining the balance of power and necessitating a re-examination of geo-economic equilibria.
In 2025, companies are establishing themselves as the main buyers of bitcoin, surpassing individuals and ETFs. This strategic shift places BTC, designed for decentralization, in the hands of centralized actors. Can the crypto queen still embody a popular alternative in the face of this growing concentration?
In the face of the increasing number of abductions targeting the crypto sector in France, Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau is organizing an emergency meeting with entrepreneurs this Friday. This decision comes after the attempted kidnapping of the daughter and grandson of the CEO of Paymium on Tuesday in Paris. Is the safety of crypto players becoming a national issue?