La révolution blockchain et crypto est en marche ! Et le jour où les impacts se feront ressentir sur l’économie la plus vulnérable de ce Monde, contre toute espérance, je dirai que j’y étais pour quelque chose
Bitget resumes withdrawals after a $388 million crypto hack, as investigators trace stolen funds and scrutinize weaknesses in third-party security.
Jean Philanthrope takes social media by storm as questions over his identity grow and his crypto briefly reaches a $12 million valuation.
CoinMarketCap acquires Coinglass, expanding its crypto data offering while raising fresh concerns over market data concentration.
From 2027, the EU will step up oversight of AI and tokenization as Washington and Beijing accelerate their technology race.
Solana is generating more fees than Ethereum, but ETH still leads on burn. The gap reveals two very different crypto economic models.
The CLARITY Act stalls, pushing Saylor to bet on mass adoption of crypto products as U.S. regulators keep moving.
XRP leverage is shrinking on Binance while altcoins rebound. CryptoQuant data sheds light on selling pressure and an approaching golden cross.
Bitcoin Core 32.0 nears release with performance upgrades, security fixes and a server vulnerability uncovered with help from an AI model.
Bitcoin heads into the Fed decision under pressure, with markets pricing in a rate hike and traders bracing for Warsh’s signals.
Russia is keeping crypto under tight control at home while turning to bitcoin as an alternative rail for selected cross-border transactions.
Strategy has paused its bitcoin purchases and put $139 million into STRC, while Strive continues adding BTC to its holdings.
Trump is promising American adults $5,000, a plan Pompliano says could boost bitcoin despite major questions over how it would be funded.
Wealth managers are preparing to increase their crypto exposure as ETPs gradually make digital assets easier to access through traditional investment channels.
SBF is taking his case to the Supreme Court, seeking a new trial and challenging his conviction and $11 billion forfeiture.
Malone Lam, 22, has admitted to running a crypto crime ring behind a $245 million haul that included 4,100 bitcoin.