Shiba Inu stagnates under pressure, its fall is imminent. Bitcoin absorbs investors, and SHIB, with its anemic volume, could lose a zero in value if no change occurs.
Bitcoin is nearing its peaks, but a specter hovers over its trajectory. While the asset tests $86,000, a dreaded technical indicator remains frozen: the "death cross." This crossover of moving averages, often associated with bearish reversals, persists despite the current surge. Why does such a signal persist? Is it merely an anomaly or a serious warning? As positions accumulate, traders oscillate between confidence and caution, torn by a market in full dissonance.
Stablecoins, these cryptocurrencies backed by real assets, could see their supply increase dramatically, reaching $2 trillion by 2028, according to a recent analysis. Currently valued at around $230 billion, this market could thus multiply by ten in the coming years, driven by imminent legislation in the United States.
Unanimity in the markets is never trivial, especially in the crypto world. On Binance, over 72% of traders are betting on the rise of XRP. Such a strong consensus, in the absence of a fundamental catalyst, is unusual. No Ripple announcement nor a technical breakthrough, just a collective frenzy. This increased confidence is thought-provoking. Is it a sign of a real recovery or an excess of optimism ready to burst? The market might have a completely different interpretation.
According to a US government official, Bitcoin could become an alternative to gold for the coming decades. Details here!
The two crypto exchange giants, Binance and KuCoin, are facing significant service interruptions, disrupting the operations of millions of users worldwide.
Canada has just set a global precedent by approving the first spot ETFs backed by Solana (SOL), with staking options. While the United States struggles to move beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, this Canadian initiative elevates Solana to the status of an institutionalized asset, marking a clear break in the hierarchy of listed cryptocurrencies. This is a strong signal for an ecosystem that has long been relegated to the background.
Bitcoin, often compared to a digital gold rush, is taking a decisive step. Imagine: 79 companies now hold nearly 700,000 BTC, equivalent to a treasure estimated at 57 billion dollars. These figures reflect not just an accumulation of assets, but a profound shift in investment strategies. Far from fleeting speculation, Bitcoin is establishing itself as a key piece in the reserves of economic giants. A silent but explosive revolution.
When Peter Brandt speaks, the markets listen. This trading veteran, active since the 1970s, dropped a bomb on the X platform: "Ethereum is a worthless trash." With over 700,000 followers and a reputation built on decades of technical analysis, Brandt is neither a troll nor an attention-seeking maximalist. His critique targets directly the second largest cryptocurrency in the market, which sparks a heated debate within the community and shakes the certainties of investors.
Bitcoin (BTC) recently made headlines by reaching $85,800 on April 14, 2025, before stabilizing at $84,600! Temporarily breaking a downward trend. This rebound comes after an unexpected announcement by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding a partial easing of import tariffs. But are Bitcoin bulls really back, or is this just a temporary surge? Let's analyze the key factors.
Despite global economic turbulence and the volatility of the crypto market, the CEO of Strategy continues his massive acquisitions of bitcoin with a new purchase of 285 million dollars.
On April 13, Bitcoin surpassed $86,000 before plunging below $84,000, without any macroeconomic alerts or exogenous factors. This abrupt reversal can be explained by an unprecedented imbalance in liquidations: $52 million in long positions against only $15 million in short positions, representing a gap of 346%. This anomaly reveals a structural tension related to leverage, where excessive speculative optimism makes markets particularly sensitive to internal corrections.
As the crypto markets catch their breath after a period of high volatility, all eyes are on three giants: Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple. This week is set to be decisive, with critical technical levels and macroeconomic factors that could redefine market dynamics. Between hopes for breakthroughs and risks of correction, here’s what could shake up portfolios.
XRP finds itself at a strategic turning point, facing technical resistance that could redefine its market trajectory. Since the settlement of the dispute between Ripple and the SEC, the asset has gained renewed confidence, but investors remain cautious. The crossing of this decisive threshold is being closely watched: a failure could stifle the current momentum, while a breakthrough would pave the way for new highs. Thus, it is now a time for confirmation for supporters of the bullish scenario.
The increasing trade tensions between the United States and China have significantly impacted American spot Bitcoin ETFs. These financial products recorded a net outflow of $713 million last week, marking their seventh consecutive day of withdrawals.
As markets shake and capital flees risk assets, Michael Saylor stands firm. The founder of Strategy, indifferent to macroeconomic upheavals, has just added more than 22,000 bitcoins to his treasury. Indeed, the timing raises questions: BTC's correction is intensifying, and geopolitical uncertainty is settling in. However, Saylor does not waver. For him, bitcoin is not a gamble; it is a conviction. A sharp position, contrary to the consensus, which reignites the debate on the resilience of the maximalist strategy.
The MANTRA crypto project is facing an unprecedented storm. Its native token, OM, has lost more than 90% of its value in a few hours, erasing billions of dollars in market capitalization. A brutal drop that raises many questions within the crypto community and among investors.
XRP is making a strong comeback among the major contenders at the top of the crypto market. Standard Chartered expects a surge of 500% by 2028, enough to surpass Ethereum in market capitalization. Such a scenario would place Ripple at the heart of new digital balances, just behind Bitcoin. This rise is supported by the momentum of tokenization, the growing commitment of institutions, and an improving regulatory climate. The hierarchy of cryptocurrencies may be on the verge of tipping.
Dogecoin, long considered a mere crypto joke, continues to surprise. With the release of Libdogecoin v0.1.4, the developers demonstrate their desire to professionalize the project. This major update enhances security, improves performance, and equips the blockchain with advanced tools for both users and developers.
After a brutal correction of 30% that caused bitcoin to fall below $75,000, the leading cryptocurrency is once again showing signs of strength by stabilizing around $84,500. This significant rebound has been amplified by President Trump's announcement of a temporary suspension of tariffs for most countries.
XRP, the emblematic cryptocurrency of Ripple, is the subject of frontal attacks on its structure and philosophy. A blockchain expert questions its alleged decentralization and accuses the protocol of authoritarian drift. This criticism reignites a central debate in the industry: what truly constitutes a decentralized blockchain? Ripple, for its part, defends its design and claims resilience and efficiency. As pressure mounts, XRP finds itself at the heart of an ideological clash that could redefine the criteria for acceptability in the crypto universe.
While the markets sneeze, the old Bitcoin veterans are back in charge. Accumulation, resistance, and conviction: a discreet but possibly explosive cocktail in this unstable monetary theater.
On April 12, Donald Trump surprised the markets by lifting a series of tariffs on strategic technology products. This move, amidst the rivalry with China, instantly propelled bitcoin beyond $85,000. Far from a simple trade adjustment, this decision reshapes industrial balances and sends a strong message: American economic policy is now aligned with the interests of digital players and the crypto sector.
As the market regains its senses, SHIB lights the fuse. Fewer tokens, more ambition: what if the burn melts resistance at $0.00001570?
American bitcoin miners are facing a new blow. The Trump administration has imposed heavy tariffs on mining equipment from Asia. As a result, costs are skyrocketing and the worst is yet to come...
In the unpredictable arena of cryptocurrencies, unexpected twists often defy logic. The upcoming release of 321 million dollars in Trump tokens, scheduled for April 18, is proof of this. While the official memecoin of the American president has lost 89% of its value since January, this massive unlocking raises a crucial question: how can a plummeting asset still threaten the market?
48,575 BTC moved in a single day: a rare, massive maneuver with heavy implications. On April 9, as trade tensions between Washington and Beijing rekindle uncertainty, nearly $3.6 billion in bitcoin was transferred to accumulation wallets, a record volume since 2022. Behind this movement, strong signals emerge: major investors seem to be betting once again on a market pullback to strengthen their position. This sequence could mark a strategic turning point.
Is the XRP case coming to an end? Ripple and the SEC suspend their appeals. The crypto ecosystem could emerge stronger. Details!
The American asset management giant, BlackRock, recorded $3 billion in net inflows into its cryptocurrency-related products in the first quarter of 2025. This amount represents 2.8% of the $107 billion in flows to its iShares ETFs, according to results published on April 11, 2025.
As Bitcoin hovers around $82,000, a burning question on investors' lips is: has the king of cryptos finally found its floor? John Bollinger, a legend of technical analysis and creator of the eponymous Bands, brings a glimmer of hope. According to him, technical signals suggest a rebound scenario. But caution: behind this enticing prospect lie traps to decipher.