Bitcoin continues its rebound and is now approaching $72,000, representing an increase of about 15% since Monday. The renewed liquidity in the United States and progress around the CLARITY Act support the movement. On the stock market, companies exposed to cryptos are also benefiting.
Memecoins continue to attract traders on Solana. Profits, much less so. Among the 304,161 active wallets over the past 90 days, only 19,003 show a positive result. That represents 6.25% of the traders followed. The median crypto trader loses 120 dollars. Even among the winners, large profits remain rare.
X is considering a new way to pay its creators. Elon Musk's platform is discussing the use of stablecoins, including Circle's USDC, to distribute the revenues generated by their content. No official launch yet. Discussions come as X abandons its old revenue sharing program to deploy a new one.
European pressure on stablecoins is changing access to digital assets. Since the end of the European transition period, several platforms have removed USDT from their offerings. However, available data do not show a net decline in global demand. Activity is growing in some emerging markets, where people use stablecoins for payments, transfers, and financial services. This development places MiCA at a central challenge: regulating European access without altering global usages of the digital dollar.
The crypto market has just reminded how explosive bearish bets can become. In just 48 hours, a massive wave of short position liquidations hit derivatives, while bitcoin approached a major psychological threshold. Behind this acceleration is a decisive macroeconomic factor: the surprise inflow of liquidity in the United States. Between short squeeze, American budget intervention and on-chain investor repositioning, this scenario reveals the forces that could now dictate bitcoin's trajectory.
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Bitcoin has just recorded its strongest bullish surge in five months, but prediction markets still refuse to declare victory. After an 8.7% jump on Wednesday, BTC climbed up to $71,556 on Thursday, gaining 3.26% on the day and reaching levels lost since June 1st. Behind this spectacular awakening, a paradox emerges: Myriad shifts towards optimism, while Polymarket and Kalshi remain cautious about long-term deadlines. Between short position buybacks and decisive resistance at $70,284, the rally still has to prove it can become a real trend.
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Bitcoin briefly exceeded $79,500 on Friday, pushing its market capitalization above $1.5 trillion. Behind this acceleration, American Bitcoin and Ether ETFs have just recorded a second day of strong inflows, with more than $800 million injected in the single session on August 20.
Alibaba regains a pace it hadn’t known for about three years. The Chinese group reports 268.95 billion yuan in revenue for its first fiscal quarter, nearly 40 billion dollars and a 9% increase year-on-year. Cloud accelerates by 45%. AI-related products notably record a twelfth consecutive quarter of triple-digit growth.