Crypto: Mastercard and its partners are reinventing the digital economy with the integration of stablecoins into payments. The details!
In its report on financial stability, the Bank of Italy once again warns of the risks associated with the integration of cryptocurrencies into the traditional financial system. Although these concerns are not new, it highlights the increased vulnerabilities for global markets due to the expansion of these links.
The first 100 days of the Trump administration deeply impacted the cryptocurrency industry. Among favorable appointments for the sector, the creation of a strategic reserve of bitcoin, and a trade war with significant consequences, the record remains mixed according to experts, with some even labeling this period as "the 95 worst days in modern presidential history."
The blackout in Spain is an opportunity to remind that the Bitcoin industry could certainly have helped to avoid the disaster.
XRP is stirring after months of lethargy. A mini-golden cross is peeking out, but beware, the resistance at $2.30 could still trip up hopes.
Despite strong competition, Tether dominates the crypto stablecoin market with a 66% share and record profits. Details here!
While uncertainty persists in the crypto market, Ethereum stands out with a dynamic that draws attention. Boosted by a massive return of institutional capital, solid on-chain indicators, and a favorable technical setup, the asset appears ready to challenge the resistance of $2,000. In the face of ongoing volatility, ETH is regaining a central place in investment strategies, driven by converging signals that market operators cannot ignore.
Fueled by a speculative surge, Bitcoin crosses critical thresholds while global markets remain under pressure. Indeed, on-chain analysis reveals a sharp acceleration in "hot supply," these freshly moved bitcoins that indicate the arrival of new short-term players. The signal is strong, and the momentum powerful. However, behind the bullish trend, one question persists: does this rise rely on solid foundations or on a fragile frenzy?
BlackRock makes a major move in the Bitcoin ETF market. On April 28, 2025, the asset manager invested nearly $1 billion in bitcoin through its IBIT fund, thereby consolidating its leadership. This wave of institutional purchases could indeed propel BTC to new heights by the end of 2025.
Bonk (BONK), the second largest memecoin based on Solana, has experienced an impressive recovery since April 22. In just one week, its value surged by 60%, rising from $0.00001247 to an intraday peak of $0.00002167 on April 28. Explore the factors behind this price surge and the overall recovery of memecoins.
CompoSecure, Baanx, and MetaMask have unveiled a major collaboration: the MetaMask Metal payment card. This innovation, showcased in preview at ETHDenver, now allows users to spend their crypto directly from their MetaMask wallet, without a banking intermediary.
Arizona is set to make history by becoming the first U.S. state to have a bitcoin reserve. With the approval of various historic bills, the state could allocate up to 10% of its public assets into cryptocurrencies, paving the way for a new era for American public finances.
Mark Carney, a political and economic victory for Canada, but beware! He may be preparing to bury cryptocurrencies in order to welcome CBDCs with open arms. Bitcoin, get ready to pack your bags.
The prospect of a bitcoin reaching $200,000 by the end of 2025 raises eyebrows. Standard Chartered asserts this trajectory. The scenario is based on various indicators. It combines returns, ETF flows, and whale movements. In short, the institution bets on a rapid surge. This article details the reasons. It highlights the key signals.
Right from the start, the rise of the memecoin TRUMP has taken an unprecedented political turn. Influential senators are now questioning the White House about the implications of this cryptocurrency. They denounce the very idea of a "gala dinner" reserved for the largest holders. This process raises serious doubts. It could indeed blur the line between private interests and public functions. Through this controversy, the cryptocurrency becomes both a lever of power and an instrument of controversy.
In the unstable universe of cryptos, every economic statistic can reshuffle the cards. After a jump of over 10% in a week, bitcoin is entering a critical phase. Upcoming releases in the United States (inflation, employment, industry) could reshape market sentiment. In an environment already weakened by the turbulence of April, the slightest surprise could reignite volatility or extend consolidation. This week is poised to be decisive for BTC's trajectory and investor appetite.
Peter Chung, head of research at the quantitative trading firm Presto, reaffirmed his prediction that Bitcoin (BTC) could reach 210,000 dollars by the end of 2025. In a recent interview on April 28 on CNBC, Chung highlighted several factors that will be the main drivers of this surge.
As Bitcoin approaches historic highs, some institutional players are displaying unprecedented boldness. Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, has just announced the acquisition of 15,355 BTC for $1.42 billion, as the price surpassed $90,000. This massive new investment confirms the company's resolutely offensive strategy and illustrates the dynamics of a market where institutions are rapidly reshaping the balance, despite the ongoing volatility.
Bitcoin once again takes center stage. Hunter Horsley, CEO of Bitwise, takes boldness to its peak. He envisions a Bitcoin capable of competing not only with digital gold but also with the dollar and U.S. Treasury bonds. Consequently, he mentions a potential market of $50 trillion. So, can we really contemplate such a transformation?
The year 2025 marks the emergence of a new dynamic in the crypto market. While Bitcoin continues to dominate the market, recently reaching $94,000, altcoins are carving out their own path with a market capitalization now reaching $1.05 trillion.
Ripple is preparing a major move. With the acquisition of broker Hidden Road for $1.25 billion, the crypto company is not just strengthening its arsenal. According to attorney John Deaton, Ripple aims much bigger: to capture a share of an institutional market estimated at $16 trillion. Behind this discreet operation lies a titanic ambition: to become one of the pillars of tomorrow's finance.
Since its creation, Bitcoin has nurtured the ambition of a global monetary revolution, as the queen of cryptocurrencies fluctuates between spectacular surges and brutal falls. While the symbolic threshold of 100,000 dollars seemed within reach, several recent signals dampen that enthusiasm. Between technical fragilities and macroeconomic instabilities, the current dynamics call for caution. In a market increasingly sensitive to the slightest tremors, it is more essential than ever to read between the lines to understand the true forces at work.
The cryptocurrency market is holding its breath this week. Bitcoin is struggling under a critical resistance, Ethereum is showing signs of fatigue, and XRP is gaining momentum... As volatility increases, every movement counts. Discover our strategic forecasts to anticipate the next major maneuvers on these three major assets.
The quantum computer will pose a big dilemma. What to do with Satoshi Nakamoto's bitcoins and other lost millions of BTC?
Michael Saylor, co-founder of MicroStrategy, posted a cryptic message on social media suggesting an imminent investment in bitcoin, a week after already acquiring 555 million dollars worth of BTC. This announcement comes against a backdrop of major investors ramping up their acquisitions despite a price close to 94,000 dollars.
In a rapidly changing financial market, the boundary between traditional finance and cryptocurrencies continues to blur. The latest milestone is the launch in Brazil of the first XRP-backed ETF, initiated by Hashdex. This initiative provides investors with regulated access to one of the most traded cryptocurrencies in the world, thereby reinforcing Brazil's position as a driver of crypto innovation in Latin America.
As Ethereum goes through a period of economic weakness, two members of its community, Kevin Owocki and Devansh Mehta, have just proposed an innovative reform to invigorate its application ecosystem. Their idea: to introduce a dynamic fee structure aimed at better balancing developers' revenues and fairness for users.
The crypto market is facing a harsh reality for investors who bet on locked tokens. According to recent data, between May 2024 and April 2025, these investors recorded an average loss of 50% compared to over-the-counter (OTC) valuations, exacerbating distrust towards new projects.
As Bitcoin hovers around $94,000, a dissonance is emerging. Institutions, on the other hand, seem to scream the opposite: $3 billion injected in just one week via Bitcoin ETFs, despite an estimated discount of 40%. Such a striking gap raises questions. Why this massive influx when the price seems to be down? Behind the numbers, a silent battle is taking place between apparent discount and strategic conviction.
The uncontested reign of the dollar in global reserves is wavering. In the face of geopolitical tensions and economic sanctions, powers like China are reassessing the security of their sovereign assets. A breaking dynamic is beginning, driven by a quest for financial independence and the desire to escape Western influence levers. This strategic realignment could permanently reshape the global monetary balance and open a new era for alternative assets like gold… and bitcoin.