Evans S.

It's a paradox that would make even the most seasoned economists raise their eyebrows: while the dollar wavers, the Asian economy is rising up with an almost insolent confidence. At a time when the American Federal Reserve is hesitating on interest rates, and trade tensions seem to be easing without really dissipating, Asia is benefiting from an unexpected boost. This shows that even in the global monetary fog, some find their way.

Crypto is about to take a bold turn. PumpSwap, the DEX of Pump.Fun on Solana, is introducing a revenue sharing model that could redefine the rules of the game. Now, 50% of trading fees are returned to token creators. Even better: 0.05% of each swap is directly allocated to developers. An unprecedented model, conducive to innovation... or abuse.

This Tuesday morning, Paris shivered. The daughter of a famous crypto magnate narrowly avoided a kidnapping worthy of a failed thriller in the heart of the 11th arrondissement of Paris. The incident, violent and unexpected, shook residents and authorities. Quickly, the news spread through financial circles. The words Crypto and audacity have never sounded so loud.

Ethereum, powered by the Pectra update, is surprising. In just five days, the crypto ETH jumps by 42%. It surpasses Coca-Cola and Alibaba in market capitalization. This meteoric rise shakes traditional markets. Today, the time is no longer for the anonymous ambitions of established values. It is about the emergence of a decentralized network that is redefining the financial hierarchy.

As Ethereum cheerfully crosses the $2,600 mark this week, a thrill runs through the crypto community. Behind this skyrocketing rise of 37% lies a rare technical signal: maintaining the price above the realized price of $1,900. An indicator that, combined with the Petra update, paints an unprecedented bullish scenario. But why does this symbolic threshold electrify the experts? A deep dive into the insides of a boiling market.

The European Union is ending anonymity in crypto transactions. Starting July 1, 2027, any transfer exceeding €1,000 will be required to reveal the precise identity of the sender and the recipient. According to Paschal Donohoe, president of the Eurogroup, these new anti-money laundering rules (AMLR) clearly place blockchain and digital assets under the direct oversight of European authorities. For crypto enthusiasts, this measure represents both a necessary revolution and a painful betrayal.

Bitcoin is still struggling to reach the symbolic target of $150,000, despite a recent rebound to $104,000 recorded on May 8th. Michael Saylor, founder of MicroStrategy and a staunch advocate of Bitcoin, has clearly identified the culprits behind this slowdown: opportunistic investors, whom he labels as tourists or weak hands, who exit the market at the slightest sign of quick gains.

The bitcoin market has recently freed itself from its winter timidity. Fueled by a resurgence of optimism in financial markets, it has reached its highest level since January. Good news is piling up: an unexpected trade agreement, rising global indices, and a massive influx of digital capital. This combination of factors creates fertile ground for bitcoin.

It is rare for an NFT project to still create an authentic thrill in the crypto universe. Yet, Doodles has just made a splash. In just 24 hours, this colorful collection saw its sales soar by 97%, flirting with $1.1 million. This surge is no coincidence: on the horizon, a certain crypto DOOD is tantalizing investors.

Arizona makes a significant move in the emerging world of digital assets. In May 2025, the state makes headlines by announcing the creation of a strategic bitcoin reserve (SBR). This bold decision demonstrates an unprecedented political will. It illustrates how dollars forgotten by citizens can be transformed into a forward-looking position. More than just a symbolic gesture, it represents a step toward the integration of bitcoin into the dominant economic landscape.

There are psychological thresholds in life, such as turning 30, weighing 100 kilograms, or for cryptocurrency ETH, reaching 1900 dollars. The first seems trivial, the second causes concern, and the last sends shivers through the markets. Yet, all of them provoke turmoil. While the crypto market appears to be dozing, Ethereum chose this precise moment to breach that barrier. A wake-up call? A jolt? Perhaps both. But one thing is certain: in a universe dominated by Bitcoin, Ethereum has decided to remind everyone that it is much more than just a mere number two.

While the Sino-American trade war seemed frozen in an endless game of retaliation, an unexpected gesture has rekindled hope: Beijing agrees to official talks with Washington. A first in months. This meeting, much more than a simple diplomatic exchange, crystallizes the deep tensions shaking global trade and the economy of the two giants.

Alex Mashinsky, the long-revered — then reviled — face of Celsius, is back in the spotlight, but this time not for his rhetoric on financial freedom. The former CEO appears as the accused, denouncing a U.S. justice system that he finds too harsh. While the Department of Justice is seeking a 20-year sentence, the 59-year-old cries out against the excess: for him, this punishment would amount to a "death sentence in prison."