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After several weeks of tensions around the control of advanced artificial intelligence models, the American administration has changed its position towards Anthropic. The US government now allows certain organizations to use Claude Mythos 5, while other access remains limited. This decision comes in a context where Washington seeks to strengthen oversight of sensitive technologies. The measure mainly concerns selected American partners and marks a new step in managing innovative AI tools.

The CFTC is taking legal action against Kentucky after the measures taken by the US state against prediction market platforms Polymarket and Kalshi. The dispute concerns the regulation of event contracts and the distribution of powers between federal and local authorities. The agency believes these platforms fall under a federal regulatory framework, while Kentucky considers some activities close to sports betting.

The debate on the future of digital money takes a new turn in the United States. The US Senate has passed a bill blocking CBDCs until 2030, providing a new political advantage to Bitcoin and decentralization advocates. While Washington limits central bank digital currencies, Europe accelerates with the digital euro, revealing two opposing visions of the financial future.

AI both terrifies and fascinates! 64% of Americans fear it will take their jobs, but 48% see hope in curing cancer. Between fears and hopes, Anthropic reveals a paradox questioning the future. Judge for yourself.

Kevin Warsh has just been appointed governor of the Federal Reserve after a close vote in the US Senate. This first step now opens the way for a decisive vote for his confirmation as head of the US central bank this week. Known for his open positions towards financial innovation and Bitcoin, Warsh is already attracting market attention, with some investors believing that his arrival could strengthen the favorable narrative for digital assets in a context of monetary and regulatory transition in the United States.

The US Senate reaches a critical moment for digital assets. After several months of tensions, the banking committee is set to review the CLARITY Act this Thursday, a much-anticipated bill to regulate a large portion of the crypto market in the United States. However, three issues remain sensitive: yields on stablecoins, ethics rules for elected officials, and the protection of DeFi developers.

Only 2% of young Americans rate the American economy as "excellent." The figure is tiny, but it tells a larger divide: for a large part of 18-34 year olds, the promised growth does not show in bills, gasoline, or the grocery basket. According to Generation Lab, 52% of respondents describe the situation as bad and 29% as catastrophic.

A preliminary study by the U.S. Federal Reserve reignites the debate about the impact of artificial intelligence on tech and the crypto ecosystem. According to economists Leland D. Crane and Paul E. Soto, the rise of ChatGPT after November 2022 coincides with a sharp slowdown in employment among developers in the United States. Over three years, this shortfall would represent about 500,000 jobs that probably would have existed without the rapid rise of large language models.

Judicial pressure on Roman Storm does not subside. American federal prosecutors refuse to drop the Tornado Cash case and, for now, close the door to a quick exit for its co-founder. The signal sent to the crypto market remains clear from the start. Even after a partially blocked trial in 2025, even after the change of tone displayed by the Department of Justice on certain digital asset cases, the federal camp continues to move forward.

Suspicions turn into numbers. Two studies published in Science and Nature confirm that AI chatbots, similar to those everyone uses, can shift voting preferences by several points, up to about 15% in controlled scenarios.

In the crypto ecosystem, some cases keep coming back like boomerangs. The case of Do Kwon, founder of Terraform Labs, is one of those matters that leave a lasting mark. As his court appearance approaches, US prosecutors are demanding a harsh sentence: twelve years in prison. A request that, beyond symbolism, recalls the shockwave caused by the collapse of the Terra ecosystem.

According to a study by the FINRA Investor Education Foundation, enthusiasm for cryptos has cooled. Indeed, only 26% of investors still plan to buy cryptos, compared to 33% in 2021. However, 27% still hold them, an unchanged level. There is less desire to buy more, but not necessarily a massive exit.

What if the promise of financial inclusion hides a major systemic risk? Popular in crisis-hit countries, stablecoins have become the preferred tool for millions of citizens to escape hyperinflation. However, behind this massive adoption, a growing concern: by channeling savings towards the digital dollar, these assets could weaken the most vulnerable economies. As their usage explodes, a dilemma arises: are stablecoins a bulwark for the people or a silent threat to states?

American Bitcoin Corp. (ABTC)—co-founded by Eric Trump—has released its October 2025 investor presentation, marking a major milestone in its evolution from a pure Bitcoin miner to a full-scale digital-asset ecosystem. The strategy focuses on building a U.S.-based Bitcoin powerhouse to reinforce America’s leadership in the global Bitcoin market.

Ripple accelerates while the market slows down. The company is preparing a raise of about $1 billion to accumulate XRP via a SPAC backed by a digital asset treasury structure (DAT). The timing is delicate: liquidations are piling up, Bitcoin falls, and Solana loses ground. However, the strategy is clear: stabilize the supply, speak to the corporate finance world, and expand crypto token usage in payments. Let's review the stakes.

Artificial intelligence is now part of everyday life, to the point of becoming essential. While its uses are appealing, especially to simplify daily life, it also fuels deep fears. A Pew Research Center survey, conducted in June 2025, highlights a paradox: Americans fear that AI will erode their humanity.

The cryptocurrency sector keeps surprising. Tether, already known for its USDT stablecoin, has just announced the launch of a new player: USAT. This dollar-backed stablecoin stands out with a clear ambition: to comply with new American legislation while consolidating the greenback's influence in the digital age. But the real surprise comes from its leadership: Bo Hines, former White House crypto advisor, now leads this strategic project.

The prospect of elections organized directly on the blockchain may no longer belong to the realm of science fiction. The decentralized Chainlink network, led by its co-founder Sergey Nazarov, is multiplying alliances with the Trump administration, paving the way for unprecedented government uses. Behind these agreements, a clear ambition: to make blockchain a tool of institutional trust.

American justice has judged the tariffs imposed by Donald Trump illegal, undermining his protectionist strategy. The president denounces an attack on a pillar of his return to power and now relies on the Supreme Court to decide.

Unknown to the general public but omnipresent behind the scenes of power, Palantir works with governments and multinationals by exploiting data. Valued at over 400 billion dollars after a 2000% increase since 2023, it represents either the investment opportunity of a generation or the next speculative bubble ready to burst.

The appetite of large institutions for Bitcoin remains intact, but it often manifests where it is least expected. In 2025, the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund, a major player in public asset management, has nearly tripled its indirect exposure to the leading cryptocurrency. No direct BTC purchases are planned, but a well-thought-out strategy allows it to establish a solid foothold in the crypto ecosystem.

The Democratic governor of Arizona, Katie Hobbs, has once again vetoed a pro-Bitcoin bill. The state could have created a public reserve from seized cryptocurrencies, as Texas and New Hampshire are already doing.

The American deficit is set to explode by 2.5 trillion dollars. This Republican fiscal bomb could paradoxically become the fuel for a historic rally for bitcoin in the face of the inevitable devaluation of the dollar.

In the shadow of tyrannies, outstretched hands receive satoshis. The HRF sows crypto light in the invisible pockets of silent resistances, where fiat no longer prevails.

As the American stock market experiences a period of turbulence, Warren Buffett, known as the Oracle of Omaha, has made a strategic withdrawal from certain American assets to strengthen his positions in Japan.

At the heart of a debate as lively as it is surprising, the crypto universe is under the spotlight. The digital revolution and financial freedom clash with the imperatives of national security. This article boldly and clearly explores the issues related to crypto-friendly regulations and the potential excesses of an exacerbated surveillance state.

Salvador recently announced a strategic partnership with Argentina to strengthen crypto regulation. This collaboration is part of a broader initiative by El Salvador to establish similar agreements with over 25 countries.

Donald Trump proclaims himself the winner of the 2024 American presidential election, provoking strong reactions around the world.