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The crypto world is in turmoil. Cryptocurrency exchanges, often seen as spaces of financial freedom, will soon have to comply with new rules imposed by the European Union. Starting from December 30, they will have to adhere to the "Travel Rule," a strict regulation aimed at strengthening the fight against money laundering and terrorism financing. Let's delve into this new regulation together and its potential impact on the crypto market.

Bitcoin, this revolutionary digital currency, continues to make headlines. As economic uncertainties multiply, Chris Wood, chief strategist at Jefferies, makes a statement that could change our perception of digital currencies. He claims that the potential collapse of the paper standard of the US dollar could significantly benefit Bitcoin holders. But what is the reality?

A spectacular event recently shook the crypto market: the liquidation of 41.5 million Dogecoins in just 24 hours. This massive liquidation surprised investors and sent shockwaves through the crypto ecosystem.

Bitcoin is going through a new crisis, plunging below the $59,000 mark. Amidst the imminent payments by Mt. Gox and the uncertainty in the US economy, the iconic cryptocurrency is faltering. Let's explore the reasons for this drop and the outlook for the future.

Between price fluctuations and investor movements, it is difficult to predict with certainty the next major wave of Bitcoin. However, historical trends and recent massive inflows into Bitcoin ETFs suggest a potentially bullish July. What does this summer month hold for the world's largest cryptocurrency? Let's delve into the details to try to unravel this mystery.

The crypto landscape in Europe has just undergone a major change with Circle's approval for the issuance of stablecoins by MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation). This decision marks a significant step in the regulation of digital assets on the old continent. But what does this approval really mean for the crypto market and what will be the impacts? Let's explore this development together.

Discover why the German and American governments recently moved 150 million dollars in Bitcoin and Ethereum, and explore the strategic and regulatory implications of these movements.

The crypto market is set to have a tumultuous July with the unlocking of tokens worth a total of $860 million. Approximately 40 crypto projects will see a portion of their tokens released into the market, an event that could have significant repercussions on prices and market dynamics.

The Bitcoin market continues to surprise and evolve. An important milestone has just been reached: more than one million Bitcoin addresses now own at least one BTC. This news, reported by the blockchain analytics platform IntoTheBlock, highlights a significant trend in the adoption and trust in Bitcoin.

Robert Kiyosaki, the famous author of the bestseller "Rich Dad Poor Dad", and a strong advocate for Bitcoin (BTC), recently shared his opinion on Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). While he is a staunch supporter of BTC, Kiyosaki categorically rejected the idea of investing in Bitcoin ETFs, approved in January 2024. This article explores the reasons for this stance, as well as its implications for investors.

Sixteen Nobel Prize-winning economists have recently expressed their concerns about the potential risks to the American economy in the event of a second term for Donald Trump. These experts, recognized for their major contributions to the field of economics, highlight the threats to economic stability and the rule of law in the United States. But what lies behind these concerns, and what could be the actual impacts of these anticipated risks? Let's delve into this fascinating analysis.

Bitcoin has just experienced a significant drop in its market dominance, falling to 52%. Is a decisive turning point on the horizon? The decline in Bitcoin's dominance raises many questions and speculations about the future of the crypto market. 

The European Union is not known for doing things halfway, especially when it comes to economic sanctions. This time, the goal is clear: to put pressure on the Kremlin by targeting its crypto infrastructure and alternative financial means. It's a real blow to Russia, whose repercussions could be felt far beyond European borders.