While the American administration is paralyzed by a new shutdown, the queen crypto offers an unexpected rebound, defying the ambient volatility. This gap between political chaos and crypto dynamism raises questions: are we witnessing a lasting shift? In a climate of mistrust towards institutions, decentralized assets could well benefit from this situation.
While the American economy wavers, bitcoin surprises with its unexpected strength. On October 2, the crypto nearly touched 119,451 dollars, reaching its highest level since mid-August. This surge, far from being anecdotal, fits into a tense macroeconomic context, marked by a deterioration in the job market. For investors, economic weaknesses fuel hopes for a monetary shift, giving momentum back to risky assets.
Memecoins attract, but the profits escape those who buy them. According to a report by Galaxy Research, these tokens, booming on Solana, primarily benefit platforms and trading bots. Far from the community image they project, they feed a fast market where retail investors, often losers, serve a well-oiled industrial mechanism.
When London gets its hands on a treasure in bitcoin, it hesitates: justice for the victims or crypto jackpot for the Treasury? Who benefits from the digital crime?
At the beginning of October 2025, Bitcoin (BTC) confirms its resurgence as "digital gold". While the precious metal smashes its records at $3,895 an ounce, BTC soars and smashes through $118,000, rekindling a correlation that could well redefine global investment strategies. After months of divergence, the two assets finally move in concert... But why is this synchronization happening now, and what does it mean for the markets?
At just 19 years old, Barron Trump already displays a fortune that surpasses that of his own mother. His secret? An early entry into the crypto world and a strategic role within World Liberty Financial. But how could such a young man accumulate such wealth in so little time?
The Treasury and IRS issued interim guidance on CAMT, revising rules to ease compliance and clarify treatment of digital assets.
The Governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, emphasizes that stablecoins could play a key role in the transformation of the British monetary system. By stating that they can reduce the country's dependence on commercial banks, Bailey opens the way to a deep reflection on the future of money and credit in the United Kingdom.
The XPL token from Plasma is going through a turbulent period. After a sharp drop in its price and a wave of rumors targeting its team, CEO Paul Faecks stepped forward to defend the project and try to reassure investors.
Stablecoins had their busiest quarter ever in Q3 2025, with transaction volumes hitting record highs. However, a new report reveals that much of this activity came from bots rather than individual users. At the same time, small retail transfers surged to unprecedented levels, highlighting stablecoins’ dual role as a trading tool and an emerging option for everyday payments.