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Bitcoin remains around $84,000 after a turbulent and disappointing session for investors, marked by President Trump's statements at the Digital Asset Summit, which did not meet the high market expectations.

American President Donald Trump delivered a highly anticipated speech at the Digital Asset Summit in New York, reiterating his vision of America as a global cryptocurrency capital. His remarks do not seem to have met expectations, causing a slight immediate drop in prices.

In recent weeks, the US dollar index (DXY) has fallen significantly, but contrary to investors' expectations, Bitcoin is not showing the parabolic growth typically associated with this phenomenon. This article analyzes the causes of this anomaly and its potential implications.

Long-term Bitcoin investors are firmly maintaining their positions despite the recent price drop to $76,600, their lowest level in four months. This persistent confidence, documented by new research, suggests a deep conviction in the market's recovery.

In the face of economic slowdown and international trade tensions, the Chinese government is deploying an ambitious strategy to boost domestic demand. The State Council has just launched a "special action plan" aimed at revitalizing national consumption, viewed as the new growth engine to achieve the 5% target by 2025.

Christine Lagarde has confirmed the planned launch of the digital euro for October 2025, pending approval from European authorities. This initiative comes in a context where a recent survey reveals a marked disinterest among Europeans for this central bank digital currency.

Microsoft has just issued an alert regarding new sophisticated malware specifically targeting crypto wallets. This malware, capable of bypassing security systems, threatens 20 of the most popular crypto wallets, including Coinbase and MetaMask.

In response to criticism and predictions regarding the emergence of a superior cryptocurrency, Anthony Pompliano, an investor and influential Bitcoin advocate, firmly maintains his position. This statement directly addresses claims made by Jason Calacanis, co-host of the All In podcast, who envisions the imminent arrival of a "better Bitcoin."

A recent study reveals that all leaders of small and medium enterprises are now aware of cryptocurrencies, and more than a third personally invest in them, despite still limited professional adoption.

As of March 17, 2025, Tisséo allows residents of Toulouse to pay for their bus, metro, tramway, and cable car tickets in cryptocurrency. This initiative, a first for a European transport network, aims to diversify payment methods and keep up with the evolution of financial practices.

A crypto whale bet $368 million against bitcoin, already raking in $2 million in profits despite enormous risk ahead of crucial Fed decisions this week.

The Dencun upgrade of Ethereum has led to a dramatic decrease in transaction fees on the network. Etherscan data reveals that a swap now costs an average of $0.39, down from $86 last year.

Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have maintained over 95% of their invested capital, despite a slowdown in inflows and a recent significant drop in price. This resilience, comparable to that of traditional stock ETFs, reflects a change in the behavior of crypto investors.