Archive April 2026
Sat 25 Apr 2026 ▪
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Luc Jose A.
The dollar is no longer just contested, but it is now bypassed in real usage. Starting April 30, 2026, the BRICS take a decisive step with the deployment of an operational payment system between China and Indonesia. Behind this initiative is a clear ambition: to concretely reduce dependence on the greenback in daily transactions. This progress marks the transition from a political strategy to a tangible application, likely to reshuffle the cards of the international monetary system.
Sat 25 Apr 2026 ▪
3 min read
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Fenelon L.
The US spot Bitcoin ETFs have just closed eight consecutive days of net inflows, totaling more than 2 billion dollars in less than two weeks. A rare streak, which is no coincidence. Are we on the dawn of a new cycle of institutional accumulation?
Sat 25 Apr 2026 ▪
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Luc Jose A.
The crypto market is once again eyeing Solana. A technical signal identified on its weekly charts, previously observed during strong upward phases, has just been confirmed. This return occurs in a still fragile environment where investors are seeking benchmarks. Between historical precedent and critical price levels, the asset finds itself at a pivotal moment in its trajectory.
Sat 25 Apr 2026 ▪
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Eddy S.
A researcher has just broken a 15-bit elliptic crypto key on a publicly accessible quantum computer, winning 1 Bitcoin. This breakthrough, 512 times more powerful than the previous one, does it threaten the security of Bitcoin and blockchains?
Sat 25 Apr 2026 ▪
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Evans S.
Morgan Stanley launches a money market fund designed for the reserves of stablecoin issuers. The product, named Stablecoin Reserves Portfolio (MSNXX), targets a very specific area: the liquidity that backs payment stablecoins. The message is clear. The bank no longer just views crypto as an asset class. It also wants to become part of its regulated back office.
Sat 25 Apr 2026 ▪
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Luc Jose A.
Large Bitcoin wallets resume activity. On-chain data signal an intensification of movements among these major players, a phenomenon often observed at key market moments. As these flows multiply, expectations evolve. Does this resurgence of activity mark the beginning of a new bullish dynamic, or is it part of a simple strategic adjustment?
Sat 25 Apr 2026 ▪
6 min read
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La Rédaction C.
In crypto, bridges are no longer invisible infrastructure. They are pressure points. Every cross-chain transaction carries the same silent tension: will it go through or break somewhere in the shadows? The promise of decentralization once painted a frictionless future. Reality pushed back. Exploits, failed transfers, fragmented liquidity—the industry learned the hard way that moving value across chains is still one of its most fragile layers. In 2026, reliability is no longer about speed alone. It’s about execution, resilience, and user outcomes. And when you zoom out, a pattern emerges: two competing philosophies shaping the future of cross-chain.
Sat 25 Apr 2026 ▪
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Ghiles A.
China has multiplied strong signals over the past 24 hours. It is continuing to toughen its economic and technological policy while strengthening its control over crypto. Beijing further regulates American capital and accelerates its autonomy in artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, Washington's sanctions against Chinese energy companies add additional pressure. Between finance, technology, and energy, the balance of power between Beijing and Washington takes on a new dimension.
Sat 25 Apr 2026 ▪
3 min read
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Eddy S.
88 people indicted, organized criminal networks, tortured victims: crypto-kidnapping is exploding in France. Vanessa Perrée, prosecutor of PNACO, reveals an unprecedented wave of violence targeting cryptocurrency holders. Why is this phenomenon spreading so fast?
Sun 26 Apr 2026 ▪
4 min read
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Ghiles A.
Brazil tightens its control over prediction markets related to crypto and financial betting. Authorities have initiated the blocking of 27 platforms, including Kalshi and Polymarket. This measure comes after a directive from the Ministry of Finance and an action by the National Telecommunications Agency. According to authorities, these services do not comply with the current legal framework. The case therefore goes beyond just the crypto issue. It also affects gambling, user protection, and financial stability.