Fenelon L.

The crypto market is recovering after last Friday's flash crash. Ethereum, BNB and Dogecoin fueled this spectacular rebound, while companies like BitMine took the opportunity to strengthen their positions. Can bitcoin still aim for 200,000 dollars this year?

After a spectacular drop that tested investors' nerves, bitcoin is slowly regaining its composure. This brutal correction, though painful, could prove beneficial for what lies ahead. Analysts are now scrutinizing the charts for clues, and several technical signals suggest a vigorous recovery.

Changpeng Zhao, an iconic figure in the crypto world and founder of Binance, has just revealed an intrusion attempt on his Google account. Behind this attack are hacker groups supported by governments, probably the notorious North Korean Lazarus collective.

The governor of the Bank of France speaks out. François Villeroy de Galhau demands transferring the supervision of cryptocurrencies to ESMA, based in Paris. Dollar-backed stablecoins particularly worry French authorities. Will Europe be able to impose its own vision against the American giants in the sector?

Despite a correction of more than 4% after a historic peak at $126,219, bitcoin maintains a solid bullish momentum, supported by robust institutional fundamentals. Massive flows to ETFs and renewed Wall Street confidence paint the picture of a maturing market. From Citibank to JPMorgan, the giants of American finance now anticipate a rise to $150,000 by December.

The European stock market has just closed an exceptional week. The STOXX 600 rises by 2.8% and continues to break records. Health, banks, and mining lead the way, driven by palpable optimism.

Ethereum is going through a delicate period. Since early October, Trend Research has multiplied massive sales, unloading $455 million worth of ETH on the market. Yet, against all odds, Ethereum holds steady around $4,590. Will this resilience last in the face of growing selling pressure?

BlackRock's IBIT Bitcoin ETF has reached a historic milestone by becoming the largest Bitcoin options platform in the world. With 38 billion dollars in open interest, it now surpasses Deribit, the well-known derivatives exchange platform recently acquired by Coinbase.

At just 19 years old, Barron Trump already displays a fortune that surpasses that of his own mother. His secret? An early entry into the crypto world and a strategic role within World Liberty Financial. But how could such a young man accumulate such wealth in so little time?

Explosive leaks reveal how a Moscow-linked network allegedly manipulated the global financial system through crypto. Eight billion dollars in stablecoin transactions were reportedly used to bypass Western sanctions and influence the Moldovan political scene. A disturbing indicator of a new hybrid war where digital money becomes a weapon of influence.

After five years of absence on social media, the legendary cypherpunk Nick Szabo returns to the public arena. His intervention comes at a time when Bitcoin Core developers are preparing to deploy a major update, version 30, which already divides the community. Between technical innovation and fear of drift, the battle of ideas is raging.

Pavel Durov breaks his silence and hits hard. The founder of Telegram claims that French intelligence services tried to force him to censor political content related to the Moldovan elections. A revelation that rekindles tensions between the messaging platform and French authorities. The case takes a worrying turn for freedom of expression in Europe.

What if October became Solana's month? Several spot ETFs with staking could be approved by the SEC within two weeks. A decision that could trigger a new institutional momentum and reshape the crypto landscape. But will this regulatory recognition be enough to propel SOL to a status comparable to Bitcoin and Ethereum?