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As the world of cryptocurrencies becomes increasingly closed and competitive, Vitalik Buterin is sounding the alarm. The creator of Ethereum is now advocating for "copyleft," a license requiring those who reuse open source code to publish their improvements. This turnaround aims to counter the private appropriation of collective knowledge and to preserve the ideal of collaboration that has strengthened Web3.

Bitcoin shows remarkable strength, even in a slowing market. Its market capitalization now exceeds 2 trillion dollars, and importantly, 93% of BTC wallets are currently in profit. This display of strength speaks volumes about the resilience of the queen of cryptos.

If MicroStrategy has popularized bitcoin as a store of value, SharpLink Gaming is revolutionizing the approach with Ethereum. The company holds $500 million in ETH, which it presents as the "fundamental layer of global finance." A strategy that goes beyond just being a store of value.

As Bitcoin flirts with its historical highs without managing to break through, a technical indicator is catching the attention of experts: the decline in open interest over 90 days. This subtle signal could well open a strategic accumulation window.

The public affairs manager at Bitpanda warns about the persistent disparities in the application of the MiCA regulation across Europe. Despite its promises of harmonization, the European Union struggles to establish a true single market for cryptocurrencies. MiCA is on the way, indeed, but each member state interprets and applies the law in its own way.

The Democratic governor of Arizona, Katie Hobbs, has once again vetoed a pro-Bitcoin bill. The state could have created a public reserve from seized cryptocurrencies, as Texas and New Hampshire are already doing.

The European Central Bank is embarking on a major technological shift. The Governing Council has just approved two major projects aimed at integrating blockchain technology into the euro transaction settlement system. This is a strategic advancement that marks a turning point in the modernization of the financial infrastructures of the European Union.

As the second quarter comes to a close, Bitcoin may well be writing a new chapter in its history. The $109,000 mark is within reach, and the technical signals are converging. However, behind this bullish momentum, tensions are emerging: a demand deficit, liquidity games, and uncertainty about American interest rates. Could the June monthly close change everything?

Michael Saylor has just confirmed his 11th consecutive week of Bitcoin acquisitions, an impressive streak that perfectly illustrates his relentless accumulation strategy. With 592,345 BTC in reserve, his company Strategy is becoming a true fortress of Bitcoin. But how far will he go?

At a summit in Washington on Bitcoin-related policies, Alex Gladstein, strategist for the Human Rights Foundation, made a shocking statement: "Bitcoin is bad for dictators." For him, it is a tool of resistance against authoritarian regimes. This stance resonates even more strongly as the United States, for their part, are quietly building their own strategic reserve in BTC.

Crypto cards are now competing with traditional banks for everyday purchases in Europe. With nearly half of transactions under 12 dollars, these new payment tools are transforming consumer habits. A silent revolution that is redefining the future of European payments.

"For several weeks now, Coinbase's (COIN) stock has been on the rise, reaching a historic high of $382 before closing at $369.21. This surge is not coincidental: it reflects both a major regulatory turning point in the United States and the profound strategic transformation undertaken by the crypto company, which is determined to become one of the pillars of global digital finance."

For a long time reserved for bitcoin, the role of strategic treasury asset is now expanding to other cryptos. Upexi, listed on Nasdaq, is a concrete illustration of this: it has strengthened its treasury with 735,692 SOL, valued at over 105 million dollars. And that's not all: the company also announces the tokenization of its shares on the Solana blockchain.