Bitcoin, geopolitical, economic and energy journalist.
It's hard to believe, but Donald Trump is favorable to bitcoin becoming the international reserve currency par excellence.
Has the crypto casino definitely closed its doors? Probably. There are signs that cannot be mistaken...
Bitcoin is gaining altitude, energized by the ceasefire agreement between Iran and Israel. A new high is in sight.
Inflation impoverishes billions of people while enriching a few million millionaires. Bitcoin is the antidote.
Despite some profit-taking, the bullish pressure remains strong. A new high awaits Bitcoin.
An avalanche of companies are set to make bitcoin their main cash asset and push bitcoin to rapid new highs.
Bitcoin is back at around 110,000 dollars, galvanized by the rush of corporate treasurers and the teasing of White House advisor Bo Hines.
How to manage your bitcoins at retirement? Is it better to simply sell your BTC, or to use them as collateral with a bank and live on credit?
The new South Korean president, Lee Jae-myung, is very favorable to bitcoin. The list of pro-bitcoin countries is growing day by day.
The new Polish president is pro-bitcoin, but probably more out of electoral opportunism than due to a clear strategy like that of the United States.
Interest rates are raising concerns. François Bayrou warns that the topics of pensions and debt will need to be revisited. New generations would do well to turn to bitcoin...
Slowly but surely, the power is preparing minds for the end of cash. Fortunately, there will always be bitcoin.
Christine Lagarde dreams of a digital euro supplanting the dollar in global exchange reserves. The United States, on the other hand, is betting on bitcoin.
How long will Japan be able to absorb the surge in borrowing rates without resorting to printing money?
Is it important for Bitcoin to become a popular means of payment? Michael Saylor reignited the controversy in a tweet published on the occasion of "Pizza Day."