The U.S. Senate rejected the GENIUS Act bill yesterday, which aimed to regulate stablecoins. With a vote of 48 against 49, far from the 60 votes needed, this bipartisan legislation faced unexpected opposition from Democrats, jeopardizing the regulatory future of dollar-backed cryptos. But what are the real reasons behind this legislative failure?
The bitcoin market has recently freed itself from its winter timidity. Fueled by a resurgence of optimism in financial markets, it has reached its highest level since January. Good news is piling up: an unexpected trade agreement, rising global indices, and a massive influx of digital capital. This combination of factors creates fertile ground for bitcoin.
In Dubai, a unique initiative is shaking up Web3 norms. The crypto exchange Bitget is teaming up with SWEAT, the pioneering ecosystem of the movement economy. Goal: turn daily walking into digital purchasing power. An unexpected bridge between the physical world and decentralized finance, unveiled at the Dubai Esports Festival.
Donald Trump, master of political staging, found himself caught in his own game. Manipulated by a pro-XRP message, he unwittingly becomes the main actor in a crypto lobbying operation. An explosive affair where political influence and blockchain interests clash in a scandal at the top.
The U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) has confirmed that banks can now help customers buy and sell crypto assets held in custody. They are also allowed to provide and outsource cryptocurrency custody and execution services, provided these activities are backed by strong risk management.
Arizona makes a significant move in the emerging world of digital assets. In May 2025, the state makes headlines by announcing the creation of a strategic bitcoin reserve (SBR). This bold decision demonstrates an unprecedented political will. It illustrates how dollars forgotten by citizens can be transformed into a forward-looking position. More than just a symbolic gesture, it represents a step toward the integration of bitcoin into the dominant economic landscape.
The crypto greenback is waging its war: while rivals battle in plain sight, USD1 climbs the rankings, propelled by the Trumps and boosted by billions.
The former CEO of Celsius, Alex Mashinsky, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison for fraud by a federal court in New York. A surprising decision, at a time when Donald Trump begins his second term with several presidential pardons granted to major figures in the crypto sphere. While markets were predicting a light sentence, this conviction shows that certain red lines will not be crossed.
The crypto market surged on May 8, 2025, driven by a spectacular rise in Ethereum. In just a few hours, the asset jumped 22% to surpass $2,200, triggering a strong reaction throughout the crypto ecosystem. This rapid surge is a reminder of the market's reactive power and reignites speculation around the world's second-largest cryptocurrency.
A turning point has just been reached in the history of global assets. On May 8, Bitcoin surpassed Amazon in market capitalization, entering the top 5 largest valuations in the world. This milestone not only reflects market performance but also crystallizes the rise of a decentralized network against a giant of traditional tech. This clash between two economic visions redefines financial hierarchies and emphasizes the growing foothold of cryptocurrencies in global balances.
Volume on fire, traders on the lookout, SEC in ambush: XRP is stirring and taking off. Resistances are wavering, the rise towards $3 may be unfolding before our eyes.
In an ecosystem where every signal can shift the market, an Instagram story is enough to sow chaos. On May 8, the official ChatGPT account published a link to a Pump.fun contract, a platform known for hosting ephemeral and highly speculative tokens. Thus, the effect was instantaneous: suspicions of hacking, doubts about intent, distrust toward official channels. When the most influential AI of the moment seems to point toward a questionable project, trust fractures and questions multiply.
Ethereum has finally crossed a major technical barrier that had been hindering its ascent for several months. After a difficult period, the second-largest cryptocurrency is now displaying promising technical and fundamental signals, hinting at a possible progression towards $3,000.
Coinbase strikes hard. The American platform has just announced the acquisition of the giant Deribit for $2.9 billion. This operation reshapes the contours of the cryptocurrency derivatives market on a global scale. It positions Coinbase as a central player in a rapidly accelerating strategic segment, driven by institutional appetite.
The digital war knows no borders. Just weeks before the G7 summit, cyberattacks orchestrated by North Korea through crypto platforms are becoming a global security priority. A coordinated response is taking shape, in the face of a threat that combines technology, finance, and political strategy.
After denying the rumors, Changpeng Zhao (CZ) has finally confirmed that he sought a presidential pardon from Donald Trump. The founder of Binance, convicted of money laundering in 2023, hopes to ease the restrictions that have been placed on him since his release from prison.
There are psychological thresholds in life, such as turning 30, weighing 100 kilograms, or for cryptocurrency ETH, reaching 1900 dollars. The first seems trivial, the second causes concern, and the last sends shivers through the markets. Yet, all of them provoke turmoil. While the crypto market appears to be dozing, Ethereum chose this precise moment to breach that barrier. A wake-up call? A jolt? Perhaps both. But one thing is certain: in a universe dominated by Bitcoin, Ethereum has decided to remind everyone that it is much more than just a mere number two.
A single message from Donald Trump was enough to electrify the markets. The announcement of a potential trade agreement between the United States and the United Kingdom propels bitcoin close to 100,000 dollars! Between tough politics and stagnant monetary decisions, BTC returns to the center of the game.
The Pectra upgrade, activated on May 7, was supposed to mark a turning point for Ethereum. On paper, it combines two major projects — Prague and Electra — to improve the execution layer and the consensus, respectively. A cleaner architecture, enhanced modularity, promising prospects... and yet, the crypto market remains unresponsive. Why?
As anticipated by the majority of analysts, the United States Federal Reserve (Fed) has just kept its key interest rates in the range of 4.25-4.50% following today’s meeting. This decision comes in a context of increasing economic uncertainty and persistent political pressures.
Crypto: despite 59% losses, Shiba Inu retains 78% of loyal holders. In this article, discover why.
A few years ago, the idea would have made people smile. Today, it has become law. New Hampshire has just become the very first American state to establish a strategic reserve... in bitcoin. Yes, you read that right. Crypto is no longer just in the wallets of geeks or sleepless traders; it is officially entering public accounts.
While Barcelona digests its defeat, Inter is scoring double: victory on the field, explosion in the crypto market. Sommer stops the goals, the tokens soar. Who can do better?
"A few hours before a key decision from the Federal Reserve, traditional markets freeze. In contrast, the crypto market comes to life. While Wall Street holds its breath, Bitcoin traders intensify their long positions, betting on a favorable scenario. This agitation goes beyond mere technical betting. It reflects an offensive strategy in a context of monetary uncertainty. As the Fed prepares to decide on its rates, the crypto market seems to have already taken its position, ready to capitalize on the slightest shift in economic discourse."
Changpeng Zhao (CZ), founder of Binance, has launched a bold proposal aimed at significantly reducing gas fees on the BNB chain. This initiative could cut costs by three to ten times, positioning BNB Chain as a formidable competitor against Solana and Ethereum in the battle of layer one blockchains.
Bitwise Investment Company has just filed an S-1 form with the SEC to launch a spot ETF linked to the NEAR Protocol, currently the 33rd cryptocurrency by market capitalization. This decision follows a preliminary administrative filing made in April in the state of Delaware, indicating that this launch was already in preparation.
Ripple’s Chief Legal Officer, Stuart Alderoty, has criticized Elizabeth Warren, a United States Senator representing Massachusetts, for opposing key legislation aimed at regulating stablecoins in the United States.
Alex Mashinsky, the long-revered — then reviled — face of Celsius, is back in the spotlight, but this time not for his rhetoric on financial freedom. The former CEO appears as the accused, denouncing a U.S. justice system that he finds too harsh. While the Department of Justice is seeking a 20-year sentence, the 59-year-old cries out against the excess: for him, this punishment would amount to a "death sentence in prison."
The Fed feigns hesitation, but its printer is spewing billions. Meanwhile, Bitcoin is climbing without looking back, immune to Powell's words and Treasury debts.
While several economic powers consider integrating bitcoin into their reserves, the United Kingdom opts for a strategic break. No national reserve in crypto will come to fruition, the Treasury confirmed at the FT Digital Asset Summit in London. This decision sharply contrasts with the offensive approach of the United States under the Trump administration. What does this choice reveal about the British crypto vision? And what will be the implications for London’s position in the global digital ecosystem?