Michael Saylor announces a pause in Bitcoin purchases. A breakdown of a decision shaking crypto investors.
Crypto and AI flood Washington with cash, yet voters keep their distance. Money talks loudly, but trust whispers faintly, stuck somewhere between suspicion, fatigue, and a stubborn refusal to click “accept.”
The Ethereum network is moving toward a new technical milestone with Glamsterdam. This evolution is drawing attention from developers, as it could reshape resource management and transaction costs. As work progresses, the network is preparing for a significant increase in capacity, with a clear goal: handle more activity without compromising its internal balance.
Bitcoin briefly reclaimed the $80,000 mark on Monday, a level it hadn't touched since late January. The move comes after a nearly 12% gain in April and sustained institutional demand. Is this the beginning of a lasting rally toward six figures?
Bitcoin ralentit légèrement, mais le réseau ne casse pas. Le 1er mai 2026, sa difficulté de minage a reculé de 2,3 %, pendant que le hashrate repassait sous le seuil symbolique de 1 zettahash par seconde.
In 2026, $577 million in cryptos stolen by North Korea? The evidence points to it, but Pyongyang vehemently denies it. Dive into the investigation currently shaking the crypto market and international relations.
GameStop wants to buy eBay for $55.5 billion. The offer is spectacular, almost baffling, as it comes from a group much smaller than its target. The company proposes $125 per share, half in cash and half in stock, in a non-binding operation. It already claims to hold 5% of eBay through shares and derivatives.
The United States has just crossed a historic threshold. Indeed, their debt now exceeds the size of their economy. This shift fits into a sustainable trajectory marked by repeated deficits and postponed budget decisions. Despite these imbalances, market confidence remains intact, revealing growing tension between the perceived strength of the world's leading power and the reality of its public finances.
Bitcoin ETFs limp on Monday, breathe on Friday, then thank BlackRock. The crypto market, a caffeine-fueled chameleon, still hesitates between a true recovery and a balancing act.
A targeted strike on a Gulf oil hub was enough to instantly destabilize markets. The attack attributed to Iran on Fujairah, in the United Arab Emirates, propelled Brent beyond 120 dollars and put financial balances under pressure. Far from a simple geopolitical episode, this event reveals a growing tension between energy shock and investor reactions, in an environment where every supply disruption redefines global economic expectations.