Bitcoin has just experienced a dizzying fall, shaking investor confidence and raising a burning question: are we witnessing the end of the famous bull run or is it just a temporary correction?
Etherscan, the leading Ethereum block explorer, has made a major move at the beginning of 2024 by acquiring Solscan, the essential Solana blockchain explorer. The stated goal is to expand its services across multiple blockchains, as the SOL token rally is in full swing.
Fueled by the growing enthusiasm for Artificial Intelligence (AI), cryptocurrencies in this sector have experienced a meteoric rise in recent months. In less than a year, their total market capitalization has gone from 1.1 billion to 7 billion dollars, representing a spectacular increase of 540%. And there seems to be no stopping this momentum.
January 3, 2024 marks the 15th anniversary of the bitcoin genesis. The very first block that created BTC in 2009!
A new crypto project is coming to Binance: XAI which redefines blockchain gaming. We give you the details in this article.
December 2022 marked a turning point for the crypto sphere. An astonishing trading volume of $1.1 trillion was reached. This peak, attained in the excitement of the anticipation of bitcoin spot ETFs, raises questions. What if it was a glimpse of what January has in store for us?
Discover the lively exchange between Charles Hoskinson, the founder of Cardano, and Peter Schiff, who expresses doubts about the impact of the Bitcoin ETF.
The year 2023 starts in a roller coaster for Coinbase. In just a few days, the American giant of crypto exchange platforms has seen its stock plunge by nearly 20%, swept away by the violent upheavals of bitcoin.
In early 2024, the US government holds over $8 billion in Bitcoin, revealing an active crypto seizure policy for the past 10 years.
Cryptocurrencies are not welcome in China. The Asian giant has been implementing a policy of repression and even banning activities related to these assets for years. This strategy is echoed by some Chinese legal experts. This suggests that China's hostility towards cryptocurrencies has a long way to go.