Oil prices fell within hours, driven by a sudden change in the Middle East context. The announcement of a ceasefire triggered an immediate market reaction, causing Brent and WTI to plummet. This rapid correction reflects investors adjusting their expectations in light of reduced geopolitical tensions.
While states are piling up gold like nervous squirrels, individuals cling to bitcoin, revealing a strange division of the global monetary power.
Grayscale launches its Hyperliquid ETF, and here comes DeFi knocking at the Nasdaq's door, while altcoins join the table of the big players.
Crash among gold enthusiasts: in the midst of war, gold plummets like an old curtain, while bitcoin quietly smirks, as interest rates pull the strings behind the scenes.
The ECB accelerates the development of the digital euro by launching calls for applications to structure its integration into payments, ATMs, and infrastructures in Europe.
Gold sends a more contrasted signal than it appears. Behind the classic image of a safe haven, the market today shows a clear divide between retail investors who continue buying via ETFs and institutions who have started to lighten their positions.
The Fed did not change its rates, but the real signal is elsewhere: uncertainty stands out as the new driver of the markets. Between persistently high inflation, signs of economic slowdown, and increasing geopolitical tensions, the American central bank adopts a defensive stance. This monetary status quo reveals an increasingly complex equation, where every decision is suspended to external factors difficult to control. Such a situation already redefines the short-term economic and financial outlook.
Tom Lee buys all the Ethereum he can, stakes, pockets 180 million per year, buys more, and also invests in OpenAI. The whales have doubled down.
Donald Trump crossed a new red line by demanding that the Fed hold an emergency meeting to immediately lower interest rates. "Even a third-grade student would know," he said. Between political pressure and economic stakes, this statement could trigger a seismic shift in the markets.
American senators prefer bankers' quarrels to crypto laws. Result: the CLARITY Act is rotting in drawers. Meanwhile, DeFi waits. Patience.
On March 12, Outset Media Index (OMI) soft launched as a new benchmark designed to help media professionals understand how media outlets perform at a time when the news industry is undergoing rapid restructuring.
VICTORIA, Seychelles, March 12, 2026 — BYDFi announced the integration of its perpetual futures market data into TradingView, allowing traders to access real-time prices and crypto market signals directly within TradingView charts. This integration promotes more efficient workflows…
BlackRock’s Ethereum staking ETF records an impressive trading volume of 15.5 million dollars on its first day on Nasdaq. Why is this launch a game-changer for investors? Discover the secrets of this rapid success and its implications for the crypto market.
A crypto trader just lost nearly $50M on Aave after a bot error. This spectacular liquidation shakes the DeFi ecosystem.
American senators are afraid of the digital dollar. Too much control, not enough privacy. So they killed it in the egg. Stablecoins, on the other hand, are invited to the party. Clever.
BlackRock has just launched an Ethereum ETF with staking on Nasdaq, a first that allows investors to generate passive income while benefiting from the rise of ETH. With reduced fees and simplified access, this product could well redefine crypto investment in 2026.
XRP plunges by 62% but Ripple offers a 50 billion dollar stock buyback. Employees refused to sell at 40, they will get 25% more. Smart bosses.
Elon Musk has just officially announced the public launch of X Money for the month of April. The financial super-app he has promised for years is finally taking shape, but without any trace of crypto. Enough to surprise, and perhaps worry, some industry players.
Nasdaq and Payward partner to develop an infrastructure dedicated to market tokenization. Their goal is to connect traditional financial markets to blockchain networks and facilitate the circulation of tokenized assets.
A crypto bank joins the first regulated European blockchain market. We provide you with all the details in this article.
Saylor strikes again. 18,000 more bitcoins in the bag. Peter Schiff grimaces, the community exults, and the latent loss? 5.5 billion. Nothing less.
Saylor is buying bitcoin again. The price is underwater, Iran rumbles, ETFs flee. Nothing works. The head of Strategy posts a small message and the machine restarts.
China is accelerating the deployment of the digital yuan to modernize international payments and strengthen the influence of its currency. Between financial cooperation, geopolitical strategy, and the ambition to make the yuan a future reserve currency, Beijing is gradually advancing in the transformation of its monetary system.
At 18 points, the Crypto Fear and Greed Index marks the return of the crypto market to extreme fear zone. After a failed rebound, this new stress episode reflects a heavier atmosphere, fueled by geopolitical tensions and macroeconomic doubts. Behind this sentiment indicator, another observation emerges: distrust now overflows onto altcoins, trading volumes, and social signals.
The finance giant BlackRock has just blocked part of the withdrawals from its private credit fund, leaving billions of dollars inaccessible. An unprecedented decision revealing the flaws of a system supposed to be stable.
A resurgence of tensions around Iran was enough to send oil markets soaring. In a few hours, crude prices took off, fueled by fears of a lasting conflict in the Middle East and major disruptions in global supply. Investors now monitor every signal coming from the region, aware of possible chain effects on strategic energy routes. Between US firmness, logistical risks, and alerts from industry players, black gold is once again a central indicator of global economic balances.
While bitcoin coughs, Kazakhstan opens the checkbook. 350 million of oil to buy crypto stocks and ETFs. Gold mines are going digital, a bold move.
Fired from OpenAI, here he is a billionaire. Leopold bets on electricity and bitcoin miners to fuel AI. His former friends shout betrayal. He pockets the money.
The enthusiasm around companies accumulating cryptos seems to be coming to a halt. Flows to these companies specialized in crypto treasuries have just dropped to their lowest level in nearly a year, signaling a clear slowdown in the momentum observed after the 2024 US election. According to DefiLlama data, investments in these structures are contracting as the market goes through a correction phase. Can the crypto treasury company model withstand a less euphoric market?
Warsh likes Bitcoin, hates high rates, and frequents Stanford. Senators, meanwhile, like investigations and blockades. Trump is keeping his fingers crossed.