Nokia, the Finnish telecommunications giant, is heading towards a new digital era with a patent dedicated to the encryption of digital resources. This project could mark a significant advancement in securing crypto assets and blockchain technology.
On Wall Street, the rumor is growing: 2049, Bitcoin soars, the debt collapses. A grand bet, a shaken America.
In December, Solana continued to outperform Ethereum in the decentralized exchange (DEX) industry for the third consecutive month. Thanks to the growing popularity of memecoins, Solana recorded record transaction volumes, thereby consolidating its position against crypto giants like Ethereum.
Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried, sentenced to 25 years in prison for fraud, could he benefit from a presidential pardon? This possibility, linked to his political connections, is sparking intense debate in the crypto community and beyond.
The world of crypto could experience a historic change with Donald Trump's return to the White House. Indeed, the elected president, already known for his divisive stances, has placed crypto at the heart of his economic priorities. He aims to propel the United States to the status of a global leader in this rapidly expanding sector. Among his promises are the creation of a strategic reserve of bitcoins and the establishment of policies favorable to crypto businesses. These initiatives, which demonstrate a desire for a break from the previous administration, evoke a mix of hope and skepticism within the industry. While his supporters praise a bold vision for the future of crypto, observers remind us of the many obstacles that will arise in the realization of these projects, whether political, economic, or regulatory. Donald Trump's next term could thus mark a decisive turning point in the evolution of cryptocurrencies in the United States and on the international stage.
The year 2024 was marked by significant advancements in the world of cryptocurrencies, with several exchange platforms standing out for their performance, security, and innovation. Here is an overview of the three crypto exchanges that dominated this year.
Solana, like a Phoenix, rises from the ashes of FTX. With a 2,000% increase, it makes Bitcoin and Ethereum look outdated, showing record volumes and spectacular inflows.
The "Santa Claus rally" seems to have hit a snag this year, with Bitcoin reaching its lowest price of December 2024 at $92,442. This unexpected drop has surprised investors, calling into question the historical trends of rising prices during the holiday season.
The crypto market, characterized by sustained volatility, continues to surprise with the failure of predictions. While massive sell-offs have dominated trading in recent days, a report published by CoinShares highlights a singular phenomenon: institutional investors have significantly increased their positions in crypto products. Indeed, with net inflows reaching $308 million in a week, these investments sharply contrast with the general downward trend. This institutional support, although counterintuitive in an environment of strong economic pressure, reflects a strategic confidence in the potential of cryptos. Concurrently, the data reveals marked divergences among products, reflecting a reconfiguration of investment priorities. This dynamic paves the way for an in-depth analysis of the motivations of institutions and their implications for the future of crypto markets.
The recent events on the Hyperliquid platform have highlighted a growing threat in the crypto universe: the involvement of North Korean hackers. Over $256 million was withdrawn from the platform in record time, triggering major concerns among investors and industry observers. Hyperliquid: a platform in crisis facing an unprecedented cyber…