Stablecoins have become a real payment circuit in Nigeria. For the IMF, their growth provides a concrete solution to costly transfers, but now tests the monetary and regulatory limits of the country.
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Fascinated by Bitcoin since 2017, Evariste has continuously researched the subject. While his initial interest was in trading, he now actively seeks to understand all advances centered on cryptocurrencies. As an editor, he strives to consistently deliver high-quality work that reflects the state of the sector as a whole.
Stablecoins have become a real payment circuit in Nigeria. For the IMF, their growth provides a concrete solution to costly transfers, but now tests the monetary and regulatory limits of the country.
Bitcoin is entering a decisive week around 65,500 dollars, driven by the drop in oil prices and hopes for a de-escalation between the United States and Iran. A return to 69,000 dollars becomes credible in the short term. But five signals will determine if this rebound can go beyond simple market relief.
Bitget is expanding its CFD strategy with a new Zero-Fee Mode as daily volume moves closer to $10 billion. The update strengthens the exchange’s Universal Exchange model, where crypto and traditional market products sit inside one trading ecosystem.
Bitget is turning user protection into a central part of its multi-asset strategy after helping users recover $32.3 million linked to scams and security incidents. With Anti-Scam Month 2026, the exchange wants to make fraud prevention as visible as product innovation.
Morpho has just raised 175 million dollars and confirms its change of scale in crypto. The French unicorn now aims to establish itself as one of the major infrastructures of onchain credit.
Bitcoin revives Kalshi's activity and propels its weekly open interest to a record level. Behind this figure, a trend is emerging: predictive markets are becoming a new thermometer for crypto sentiment. They do not replace traditional derivatives. But they now capture a visible part of the nervousness around BTC.
Bitget is turning user protection into a central part of its multi-asset strategy as global financial fraud losses hit an estimated $442 billion in 2025. The exchange has launched Anti-Scam Month 2026, a June-long campaign built around the theme “More Assets, Stronger Shield: Stay Safe in the Multi-Asset Era.”
Cardano is going through one of its most fragile moments in years. The ADA crypto has slipped to $0.16, a level that brutally revives doubts about the strength of its ecosystem.
Strategy sold bitcoin for the first time since 2022. The amount remains small, but the symbol is huge. The controversy launched by Polymarket turns this operation into a confidence test for the narrative carried by Michael Saylor.
Zcash is going through a rare incident. The privacy-focused blockchain stopped producing new blocks for more than four hours, blocking transaction confirmations. In an already nervous crypto market, this technical pause is enough to raise a simple question: what is a blockchain worth when its ledger stops moving forward?
Ripple unlocked 1 billion XRP on June 1, just as institutional demand around crypto is gaining strength again. This overlap gives the crypto market an ambiguous signal. The supply returns, but American XRP ETFs are also attracting record capital.
Cardano has just experienced a full-scale test. Its community governance refused to fund the 2026 Summit, while approving a more targeted presence at TOKEN2049 Singapore.
Bitcoin remains at the heart of Strategy’s model, but the fall of STRC below $99 shows that the market no longer only looks at its BTC reserves. It also watches its cash flow, dividends, and ability to sustain an increasingly demanding financial mechanism.
The White House opens a new regulatory phase around prediction markets. Donald Trump clearly supports the CFTC, while several American states want to keep their control power over these sensitive contracts.
Bitcoin miners' stocks are rising because the market no longer sees them only as BTC producers. It now values them as holders of electricity, land, data centers, and capacities useful to artificial intelligence. This change explains the recent interest around TeraWulf, Hut 8, IREN, or Riot Platforms, in a context where Wall Street remains driven by AI and semiconductors.