Grayscale launches its Hyperliquid ETF, and here comes DeFi knocking at the Nasdaq's door, while altcoins join the table of the big players.
While Bitcoin and Ethereum capture the bulk of institutional flows, Anthony Scaramucci looks elsewhere. The founder of SkyBridge Capital shows clear optimism towards Polkadot. Between tokenomics reform, regulatory clarification, and disappointing spot ETF, the crypto DOT is going through a pivotal period. Can the machine really restart?
Bitcoin remains supported by ETFs with solid inflows, but market momentum remains under pressure and still fragile.
XRP retreats at the very moment its status reaches a decisive milestone. Now classified as a commodity, the asset could have attracted renewed interest. That is not the case. The market remains under pressure, caught between technical weakness and macroeconomic tensions. This discrepancy between regulatory progress and price reaction reveals a still hesitant market.
Qubic ($QUBIC) is about to set up at the Carrousel du Louvre for Paris Blockchain Week 2026, on April 15 and 16. With a Useful Proof of Work model that directs computing power toward AI training, a record of 15.52 million TPS certified by CertiK, and the imminent launch of Dogecoin (DOGE) mining, the project founded by Come-from-Beyond (CfB) arrives in Paris with concrete technical arguments. A comprehensive overview.
While states are piling up gold like nervous squirrels, individuals cling to bitcoin, revealing a strange division of the global monetary power.
Despite the drop in bitcoin, Scaramucci remains confident. He forecasts an explosive rise by the end of 2026. Should we believe it? Analysis!
The XRP derivatives market has been contracting for several months. Since July 2025, open interest has been steadily declining, signaling a gradual disengagement from leveraged positions. This discreet but structural movement is accompanied by a significant slowdown in aggressive demand. Behind these data, a phase of leverage withdrawal is emerging, with direct implications for market dynamics.
Artificial intelligence no longer only disrupts businesses, but now attacks the labor market. On Wall Street, concern is rising. Jamie Dimon, head of JPMorgan, openly acknowledges that AI threatens jobs and calls for an immediate response. His assessment contrasts with dominant technophile speeches and confirms a reality already underway. Between productivity gains and social risks, the AI revolution enters a concrete phase, where political decisions become inevitable.
Michael Saylor puts pressure back on bitcoin at a time when the market doubts. His message published on March 22 revives a very simple idea: at Strategy, the decline has not broken the appetite to buy.