Coinbase Premium Index rises: Discover the key factors and the impacts for the future of the flagship cryptocurrency Bitcoin!
Decentralized finance on Bitcoin (BTCFi) is experiencing unprecedented growth, with a total value locked (TVL) that has surged from 307 million to 6.5 billion dollars in 2024. This spectacular growth occurs against a backdrop marked by the successful launch of Bitcoin ETFs and the historic crossing of the $100,000 threshold.
The correlation of Bitcoin with the Nasdaq has reached its highest level in two years, exceeding 0.70 according to Bloomberg data. This synchronization occurs at a critical moment as markets hold their breath ahead of the release of the next American Consumer Price Index (CPI) report.
Pump.fun, the kingdom of crypto, falls into the abyss: ethical scandals, imminent lawsuits, and ruined users. A saga where the glitzy turns dark.
Tired of dusty retirements, 20% of Gen Z are opting for Bitcoin. Because aging, yes, but in blockchain, it's better.
The concept of wealth is complex to grasp, as it varies according to social, economic, and cultural contexts. Nevertheless, it generates constant interest in public debates. At what amount can one be considered wealthy? A recent study, based on data from the Bank of France and the criteria of the Observatory of Inequalities, provides a precise insight. It sets this threshold at 555,000 euros in net assets, far removed from the images of extreme luxury often associated with wealth. In fact, this figure, which concerns about 20% of French households, raises essential questions about wealth distribution and social inequalities. How does this definition influence our perception of wealth? And what are its implications for public policies and social justice?
The market for AI (Artificial Intelligence) related tokens is expanding rapidly and could reach a total market capitalization of $60 billion by 2025, according to Gracy Chen, CEO of the crypto exchange platform Bitget. This forecast highlights the growing importance of AI agents in the cryptocurrency ecosystem and their potential to transform various aspects of decentralized finance (DeFi).
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and Threads, recently announced that it will not end its fact-checking program outside the United States. This decision comes after Meta informed the Brazilian government that the removal of this feature would only apply to the United States for the time being.
Less than a week after proclaiming a commitment to freedom of expression, Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is accused of censoring links to competing decentralized platforms. According to a report by 404 Media, Facebook removed links leading to Pixelfed, a decentralized competitor to Instagram, labeling them as "spam." What is really going on?
