The battle for crypto treasuries is no longer just about Bitcoin. Bitmine now pushes its advantage on Ethereum to a rarely seen level, with a new wave of purchases that strengthens both its market weight and its bullish narrative around ETH
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Enseignante et ingénieure IT, Lydie découvre le Bitcoin en 2022 et plonge dans l’univers des cryptomonnaies. Elle vulgarise des sujets complexes, décrypte les enjeux du Web3 et défend une vision d’un futur numérique ouvert, inclusif et décentralisé.
The battle for crypto treasuries is no longer just about Bitcoin. Bitmine now pushes its advantage on Ethereum to a rarely seen level, with a new wave of purchases that strengthens both its market weight and its bullish narrative around ETH
DeFi did not have its most explosive quarter, but it remains an open target. In the first quarter of 2026, hackers stole approximately 168.6 to 169 million dollars from 34 DeFi protocols. The figure is significantly lower than in the first quarter of 2025, but it reminds us of one simple thing: in crypto, a lull never means security.
American crypto is approaching a key moment. According to Coinbase, a compromise on the CLARITY Act is now close in the US Senate, but the text still has no date for committee passage or guarantee of a final vote.
OpenAI makes a strong move with a 122 billion dollar fundraising and a valuation of 852 billion, a major signal for the entire AI sector.
The crypto market sends a brutal signal. In March 2026, more than 40% of altcoins are trading near their all-time lows. This level even exceeds the peak observed during the previous bear market, which was around 38%. In other words, the current weakness is no longer just a simple air pocket. It increasingly resembles a severe market sorting.
Bitcoin is starting a decisive week in a nervous climate. The market is looking at the price, macroeconomics, and geopolitics at the same time. In the background, March could become the sixth consecutive month of decline for BTC, a rare sequence not seen since 2018. In…
US spot Bitcoin ETFs have broken their positive momentum. For the week ending Friday, March 27, 2026, they finished with net outflows of around 296 million dollars. After four consecutive weeks of inflows, the signal counts. But it mainly tells the story of a freezing market, not a collapsing market.
The key signal is simple: billions of dollars in ETH are leaving exchange platforms. In this case, this movement affects both OKX and Binance, two heavyweights of the market. For crypto, this kind of massive withdrawal is not just a technical detail. It changes the structure of the supply available for sale.
Crypto advances this time on concrete ground. Monument Bank, a regulated British bank, plans to tokenize up to 250 million pounds sterling of retail deposits on Midnight, a blockchain developed within the Cardano ecosystem. This partnership places Cardano in a rarely reached area by crypto projects: that of regulated banking use, with real deposits, real regulation, and a clear commercial application.
Bitcoin net outflows from exchange platforms send a fairly clear signal: a portion of the market is still buying, then withdrawing their BTC instead of leaving them available for sale. This movement alone does not announce an immediate surge. However, it shows that the current phase looks more like patient accumulation than mere speculative agitation.
The prediction market enters a less free zone. Behind the talk of crypto innovation, Kalshi and Polymarket are beginning to look a bit more like traditional financial platforms, with more control, increased surveillance, and less tolerance for gray areas.
Michael Saylor puts pressure back on bitcoin at a time when the market doubts. His message published on March 22 revives a very simple idea: at Strategy, the decline has not broken the appetite to buy.
Bitcoin shows a more constructive signal: large holders sell less, while miners are still slowing their sales despite increasing pressure.
Gold sends a more contrasted signal than it appears. Behind the classic image of a safe haven, the market today shows a clear divide between retail investors who continue buying via ETFs and institutions who have started to lighten their positions.
The TRUMP token is rising again, but not for a technical or fundamental reason. This time, it is the promise of privileged access to Mar-a-Lago that rekindles speculation. A few weeks before the gala announced for April 25, large wallets are back in action, transforming this memecoin once again into a prestige asset rather than a simple market token.