Archive October 2025

Amid a budget deadlock in the United States, the crypto market shows an opposite trajectory. In one week, bitcoin appreciated by 14% and approaches its highest historic levels. Meanwhile, the total crypto market capitalization exceeds 4,210 billion dollars. This renewed strength, decoupled from political tensions in Washington, reignites the debate on the growing autonomy of these assets against traditional cycles.

Samsung and Coinbase join forces to take a leap in crypto adoption. Asset purchases are now accessible directly via Samsung Wallet on Galaxy smartphones. From this initial phase, over 75 million American users will be able to access crypto without going through third-party interfaces. An unprecedented integration between a mobile giant and an exchange platform, which could foreshadow a global rollout and redefine the role of smartphones in the decentralized financial ecosystem.

Despite a 19% increase, Solana raises concerns: massive sales and a drop in new crypto addresses undermine the momentum. Details here!

Strategy Inc. has expanded its Bitcoin holdings to $77.4 billion, reflecting years of strategic accumulation and significant corporate investment.

Crypto hack losses fell sharply in the third quarter of 2025, signaling progress in curbing large-scale exploits. Still, September offered a stark reminder of ongoing risks, logging a record number of million-dollar hacks. While attackers stole less overall, their tactics continued to evolve, with wallets and centralized platforms increasingly targeted over smart contracts.

Three years after the FTX collapse, Sam Bankman-Fried breaks his silence again from his cell. The fallen former billionaire, convicted for massive fraud, delivers an unexpected confession. His biggest mistake, according to him, was not the reckless management of funds... but entrusting the leadership of FTX to John Ray III, just before the bankruptcy. A choice he now considers the point of no return in the collapse of his crypto empire.

Spot Bitcoin ETFs have just recorded their second-best historical week, with $3.24 billion in net inflows. This spectacular resurgence of interest occurs amidst an still uncertain economic climate, but rekindles hope for a dynamic fourth quarter for the crypto market. Far from a mere rebound, these massive flows reflect a clear reversal in institutional investors’ sentiment, on the eve of an October historically favorable to Bitcoin.

The stablecoin market has just crossed the $300 billion mark, a level equivalent to Finland's GDP. Behind this figure, which might seem like a simple technical statistic, lies a strategic turning point for the crypto ecosystem. This amount of liquidity, now in circulation, could well serve as a driver for a new bullish phase.