Between exclusive dinners and ethical conflicts of interest, a Democratic senator reveals a plan to impeach Donald Trump. Is this the end of his presidency? Find out why this mistake could mark the end of Trump's reign at the White House.
In a constantly bustling crypto market, XRP has stood out with a rare significant movement. In just a few hours, the break of the resistance at $0.57 and a massive wave of liquidations disrupted the balance of forces. This double event, combining buying pressure and selling capitulation, puts XRP back in the spotlight.
One year after its fourth halving, Bitcoin is showing a perplexing trajectory. Although the crypto has climbed since April 2024 — nearing $109,000 in January — its progress remains pale compared to previous cycles. A paradox? Despite absolute records, the annual growth rate is capped at 49%, far from the quadruple digits of the past. How can this historic slowdown be explained when ETFs and the planned coin shortage were supposed to propel the market?
Nike is in turmoil. Accused of abandoning its NFT investors after the abrupt closure of its RTFKT crypto division, the sports giant is facing a class action in the United States. More than 5 million dollars are being sought for misleading practices and the sale of unregistered securities.
As Bitcoin breaks through new psychological thresholds, it reshapes the landscape of digital economic cycles. A consensus is now emerging among experts: support around $90,000 could become a sustainable strategic base. Between validation from on-chain data and projections from recognized valuation models, this hypothesis is gaining traction and fueling market expectations, already buoyed by the rise of institutional adoption.
Stuck under 533 trillion SHIB, Shiba Inu is holding back. But if Bitcoin soars, the little crypto dog might just bite off a big chunk of the market!
Investors are withdrawing their bitcoins from major exchange platforms at an unprecedented pace. This phenomenon, observed in recent days on Binance and Coinbase, could signal a scarcity in supply and potentially impact the price of BTC.
Bitcoin ETFs are making a strong comeback with over $3 billion in inflows in one week, the first time since March. Driven by institutional optimism and dizzying price forecasts for bitcoin, these massive flows mark a turning point for the cryptocurrency market.
The uncontested reign of the dollar in global reserves is wavering. In the face of geopolitical tensions and economic sanctions, powers like China are reassessing the security of their sovereign assets. A breaking dynamic is beginning, driven by a quest for financial independence and the desire to escape Western influence levers. This strategic realignment could permanently reshape the global monetary balance and open a new era for alternative assets like gold… and bitcoin.
As Bitcoin hovers around $94,000, a dissonance is emerging. Institutions, on the other hand, seem to scream the opposite: $3 billion injected in just one week via Bitcoin ETFs, despite an estimated discount of 40%. Such a striking gap raises questions. Why this massive influx when the price seems to be down? Behind the numbers, a silent battle is taking place between apparent discount and strategic conviction.