Archive July 2025

This week, BlackRock's Ethereum ETF (ETHA) recorded more capital inflows than its Bitcoin counterpart (IBIT), reversing a well-established trend. Institutional investors, who were once focused on the queen of cryptos, now seem to be turning towards an Ethereum seen as more promising, more profitable... and increasingly indispensable.

XRP briefly crossed $3.65, its highest level in seven years, before plummeting to $3.09. This 15% correction raises questions about the strength of the rally in a context of increased volatility. Amid strategic portfolio movements, speculative pressures, and remnants of regulatory tensions, the market struggles to determine: is this a mere technical pullback or a signal of a deeper exhaustion?

The Ether Machine launches with 400,000 ETH, aiming to unlock Ethereum yield for public markets and drive institutional adoption.

A long-dormant Bitcoin wallet from the Satoshi era has sent shockwaves through the crypto market after offloading 80,000 BTC, with the sale facilitated by asset management firm Galaxy Digital. This sale ranks as one of the largest crypto transactions ever, as the market recorded a modest volatility during the trading session.

Bitcoin is holding its breath under the pressure of $98,000. This critical threshold could trigger a flash crash or propel the asset to new heights. Technical analysis, accumulation zones, and market signals: everything you need to know before the next move.

When Trump plays the central banker by launching his own crypto, Warren sounds the alarm: regulate, yes. Offer a safe haven for billionaires, no. To be continued under the gilding...

While traditional markets remain under pressure, bitcoin reaches a historic milestone: its realized capitalization exceeds 1 trillion dollars for the first time. This threshold, reflecting the capital actually engaged in the network, occurs at a moment when a Satoshi-era whale sells 80,000 BTC, or nearly 9 billion dollars, without shaking the price. A strong double signal, both technical and psychological, confirming the robustness of the market in the face of large-scale events.

At Shanghai, China unveiled a major proposal: to create a global organization dedicated to the governance of artificial intelligence. In a speech with geopolitical undertones, Beijing denounces "fragmented" international regulation and aims to position itself as a strategic alternative to the United States. By betting on openness and dialogue with countries in the Global South, this initiative marks a step in China's ambition to shape technological innovation, as well as the norms that will govern its use on a global scale.