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After its historic victory against the SEC, XRP attracts millions in corporate treasuries. Between institutional adoption, record investments, and ETF potential, this crypto could disrupt global finance. Discover why giants are betting on XRP.

Chainlink has officially launched a dedicated LINK reserve, attracting $1 million worth of the token in its first days. The reserve will be funded by the project’s on-chain and off-chain revenue streams and is intended to enhance the growth, security, and long-term sustainability of the network.

The demand for computing power, autonomous agents, and open markets for models is exploding, while centralized players (Big Tech & Clouds) concentrate the supply. The crypto market tries to respond with decentralized architectures that reward resource contributions (GPU, models, data, security) and align incentives via a token.

The competition to build Solana treasuries is intensifying, as public companies bet big on staking returns. This week, three firms disclosed major Solana purchases totaling millions of dollars.

Hyperliquid overtook Solana in July, capturing 35% of blockchain revenue and hitting $2.66B in trading volume amid rapid user growth.

Despite the recent Dogecoin price slip, on-chain data have revealed an interesting trend: DOGE whales are actively accumulating the coin. As the asset records southbound movements, these large wallets have seized the opportunity to buy the dip. Could they be positioning for a possible market reversal?

Public companies are boosting Ethereum holdings, offering investors unique benefits not available through traditional ETH ETFs.

The Ripple lawsuit has encountered a new hurdle, sparking fresh uncertainty. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) hasn't pulled back its appeal against Ripple, even though Ripple has decided to step away from its own. Recently, U.S. District Judge Analisa Torres turned down a proposed settlement that was meant to put an end to this long-standing legal battle. This case, taking place in the Southern District of New York, has the potential to change how cryptocurrencies are regulated in the U.S. Now, the SEC is required to update the appeals court by August 15, leaving everyone wondering if they will drop the appeal or ask for more time.

Ledger limits block some Cardano users from claiming Glacier Airdrop tokens. Hoskinson reveals a temporary fix.

Ethereum is about to disrupt its economic model with EIP‑7999. A strategic fee reform that could change the game in the crypto universe. Simplicity, performance, competition: discover why this evolution could redefine the future of the blockchain.

Sharplink has just made a big move on Ethereum with $54 million in purchases. Discover the behind-the-scenes of this strategic operation, its implications on the crypto market and the signals it sends to institutional investors.

Bitcoin miners generated $1.66 billion in July, a record since the 2024 halving. Profitability, difficulty, projections: the mining economy is undergoing major changes. Discover the key figures, trends to watch, and what August holds.

In the span of a few hours, Arthur Hayes, the former CEO of BitMEX, sold more than 13 million dollars in crypto, while the market evolves in a consolidation phase. The operation intrigues as much as it worries, due to its scale, but especially because of its timing. This move, far from trivial, could signal a global change of course.

Tether reaches a historic milestone by surpassing South Korea in Treasury bonds. Crypto no longer just exists; it now asserts itself in the most strategic economic spheres.

Ethereum changes course. Justin Drake unveils a lean roadmap to face the quantum era: radical cryptography, 1 million TPS, full resilience. An ambitious technical plan that could redefine the foundations of the entire crypto ecosystem.

8 years after the activation of SegWit, Bitcoin celebrates its "Independence Day." Between community tensions, ideological forks, and scalability debate, history repeats itself. Discover how this key moment still shapes the future of the protocol and its decentralized governance today.

Boosted by record inflows into ETFs, Ethereum has just recorded its strongest monthly rally since 2022. This spectacular rebound propels ETH to the forefront of portfolios, challenging the dominant Bitcoin narrative. Is Ethereum becoming the must-have crypto asset, akin to tech stocks in the 1990s? Or is institutional adoption masking a deeper fundamental weakness?

For years, Ethereum has been a big player in crypto. But it has always struggled to win over Wall Street. Now, a new group of treasury companies may have cracked the code to make ETH more palatable to traditional investors.

Driven by millions of supporters since its launch, Pi Network is currently experiencing a period of intense instability. The price of its token is falling sharply, approaching a concerning historical threshold. This project, once presented as a decentralized alternative accessible to all, now raises growing doubts about its viability. Caught between community enthusiasm and selling pressure, Pi Network finds itself at the center of discussions, crystallizing the tensions of a market where initial euphoria gives way to expectation.

As the summer heat reaches its peak, the crypto market could experience an unexpected cooling. In August, the value of token unlocks could drop by half to around 3 billion dollars, down from over 6 billion in July. A sharp decline, certainly, but far from signaling a lasting calm.

July 2025 marked a turning point for the crypto universe. Between the breakthrough of stablecoins, the collapse of Bitcoin reserves, and global regulatory advancements, five major events are shaping a new dynamic. Here’s what you definitely should not have missed.

Signals are multiplying in the crypto ecosystem. After months of overwhelming dominance by Bitcoin, altcoins are showing signs of awakening. Sygnum, the Swiss digital bank, anticipates a major rotation of capital. Could this long-awaited altseason finally be starting?

The XRP derivatives market has just experienced a major shock: $2.4 billion in open interest evaporated, and a 15% drop in price within a few days. This brutal withdrawal of leverage raises questions. Should we see it as a simple adjustment or the beginning of a deeper reversal? While some continue to bet on a bullish recovery, technical signals are becoming unclear and introducing doubt. Is XRP entering a prolonged turbulence zone?

Ethereum is attracting strong interest from corporate treasuries and institutional investors. A new report from Standard Chartered revealed that companies have bought 1.26 million ETH in just two months. That amount equals roughly 1% of the total ETH supply. This pace nearly matches the 2 million ETH acquired by ETFs over the same period. Analysts called it the strongest buying wave ever seen for Ethereum ETFs. Geoffrey Kendrick, the bank’s global head of digital assets research, expects this trend to intensify.

Could XRP sign one of the biggest crypto rebounds of the year? With favorable regulation, anticipation of an ETF, and growing institutional adoption, all signals seem to align. Discover why analysts remain confident despite the recent correction.

Monero, the privacy-focused crypto veteran, is looking at a potential existential crisis as rival blockchain Qubic inches closer to launching a 51% attack. This is a rare, controversial, and deeply destabilizing move in the crypto world.

Solana’s co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko called meme coins and NFTs “digital slop,” sparking a debate on their real value and impact on the crypto market.

Digital asset investment products saw $1.9 billion in inflows this week, a 15-week run of positive sentiment, as reported by CoinShares. So far in July, inflows have hit $11.2 billion, outpacing the $7.6 billion recorded back in December 2024 after the U.S. election. The United States led the charge with $2 billion, while Germany contributed an additional $70 million. On the flip side, outflows from Hong Kong, Canada, and Brazil totaled $160 million, $84.3 million, and $23.2 million, which somewhat balanced out the demand from the U.S.