Archive May 2026

Bitcoin plunges back into a zone of high uncertainty. After several weeks of tension, the break of a major technical support sharply revives the specter of a return to $60,000. Spot Bitcoin ETFs declining, tech markets weakened, persistent geopolitical tensions... several signals now fuel fears of a deeper correction. As investors start to revise their expectations, the crypto market enters a decisive phase where every technical level could become a true test of confidence.

The crypto market remains under pressure, but XRP continues to attract attention. Despite a 5.43% drop over the week, withdrawals from exchanges continue. Traders therefore seem to favor accumulation while the price remains fragile. This situation creates a contrast between price weakness and still visible demand.

Ethereum falls below 2,700 dollars, but the market refuses to give in to panic. With each pullback, buyers return to defend technical levels now closely watched by analysts. This unexpected resistance fuels a central question: is the market quietly preparing for the return of altcoins? Between gradual accumulation, technical consolidation, and renewed trader interest, Ethereum enters a phase where the slightest movement could redefine the crypto market balance in the coming weeks.

The debate about the role of bitcoin is back in full force. After selling a large part of his BTC, billionaire Mark Cuban believes that the cryptocurrency protects neither against geopolitical crises nor against inflation. A conclusion that Adam Back, a historic figure in the sector and CEO of Blockstream, disputes with data to support it.

Tom Lee’s Ethereum bet is passing through a zone of strong turbulence. BitMine now shows nearly $7.35 billion in unrealized losses on its ETH wallet, while the crypto market increasingly doubts a quick rebound.

Ethereum is going through a new turbulent zone. Facing criticism directed at the Ethereum Foundation, Vitalik Buterin has just responded publicly. His statements could revive the debate on the future of the crypto network.

Bitcoin takes the lead again in the crypto market, and Adam Back sees it as a clear signal. The CEO of Blockstream believes that altcoins and memecoins are gradually being brought back to their "real value": zero. A statement that revives the maximalist discourse at a time when BTC outperforms a large part of the market. For Adam Back, this divergence mainly reflects one reality: few cryptos would be able to sustainably retain their value in the face of speculative cycles.

Michael Saylor's latest statement revives questions around Strategy's treasury. On May 24, 2026, the executive chairman indicated that the company had bought bonds, not Bitcoin, during the week. This clarification comes after a strong accumulation of BTC and places debt management at the center of market expectations.