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As the crypto market desperately seeks direction, the U.S. Senate is set to lay the groundwork for a legal framework for stablecoins. The vote on June 17 could very well reshuffle the deck for both institutions and digital giants.

As Israel bombs, Iran fumes, and the markets stir, the old wolves of Bitcoin are shopping. Panic among traders, calm among strategists…

The real estate credit market, long stagnant, is beginning a clear recovery. In two months, the demand for loans has almost doubled, driven by a decrease in rates and a reopening of bank lending. After two years of blockage due to the sharp rise in the cost of money, this turnaround was expected. However, is this improvement sustainable or just a simple catch-up effect? While April marks a turning point, the sector is questioning: are we witnessing the beginning of a cycle or a fragile pause?

Polkadot wants to trade its tokens for bitcoin in the midst of a cryptocurrency storm. A bold maneuver that shakes purists... and makes lurking maximalists smile.

Concerns grow over Malta’s quick crypto licensing under MiCA, raising questions about fair enforcement across the EU.

While attention is focused on upcoming regulations and emerging ETFs, a lesser-known technical indicator is reshuffling the deck. XRP is seeing a fourfold increase in its realized market capitalization compared to that of Solana. This capital shift suggests a deeper and unexpected market dynamic, counter to the visible enthusiasm for Solana. Behind this metric, a change in investor perception seems to be emerging, giving XRP a central role once again in the altcoin arena.

When Novogratz reads into the bubbles, he sees a seven-figure bitcoin. Prophecy? Deception? Or just a calculated bet from a mogul well-positioned to pull the strings?

Missiles in the Middle East, markets in turmoil: while the economy catches a cold, some are making a fortune off barrels... and others prefer to flee into solid gold. Guess who is pulling the strings?

Venezuela and Argentina adopt cryptocurrencies. Discover how inflation has driven their adoption in Latin America.

Bank of America is holding off on stablecoins until U.S. lawmakers pass the GENIUS Act. Meanwhile, the bill gains momentum, signaling growing support for clear regulation.

Saylor assures us: the crypto winter is over. But when Bitcoin climbs to new heights, who picks up the shovels, and above all… who sells the picks?

In May, cryptos are surging, RWAs are skyrocketing, and Binance declares: "All is well." But behind the numbers, a creeping tokenization is quietly disrupting traditional finance…

The May US inflation shows a deceptive calm: +0.1% for the month, a figure below expectations that immediately boosted risky assets. However, behind this lull lies more enduring tensions, fueled by the renewed offensive of tariff hikes decided by the Trump administration. This seemingly reassuring figure conceals a more unstable reality, where weak signals of a coming inflation resurgence trigger doubts about the robustness of the current economic cycle.

In May 2025, China achieved a major milestone in cybersecurity by making the first encrypted voice call using quantum technology over more than 1,000 km between Beijing and Hefei. This feat relies on a national quantum key distribution (QKD) network covering 16 metropolitan areas, already protecting 500 government agencies and 380 state-owned enterprises. Meanwhile, China unveiled the Tianyan-504, a superconducting quantum computer with 504 qubits, accessible via the cloud and having logged over 12 million connections from 50 countries. These advancements mark a transition from the experimental stage to operational reality, signaling an acceleration towards "Q-Day", the moment when quantum computers will be able to break classical encryptions.

Bitcoin is back at around 110,000 dollars, galvanized by the rush of corporate treasurers and the teasing of White House advisor Bo Hines.

Tether is set to open-source its Bitcoin Mining OS (MOS) by the fourth quarter of 2025. The move aims to make Bitcoin mining more accessible by allowing smaller operators to manage their own mining systems without relying on external software or services.

For two years, Russia has been showing an economic growth of over 4%, a figure that could pale in comparison to many European economies. Yet, behind these seemingly solid indicators, the reality on the ground is quite different: high inflation, degraded consumption, persistent shortages. The country, largely transformed into a "war economy", seems to be reaching the limits of a model based on military spending and energy rents.

Since the beginning of the year, the dollar has collapsed against the euro and other major currencies. A trend that seems far from over. Markets are adjusting to an uncertain geopolitical context, fueled by the economic decisions of the Trump administration. How far will the decline of the greenback go?

BlackRock paves the way for the regulation of staking and tokenization with the SEC. This moment is as historic as the arrival of the first Bitcoin ETFs. The meeting on May 9 opens the door to a clear regulatory framework, essential for the adoption of real-world assets on blockchain (RWA). The stakes go beyond mere technological innovation. It is a major validation that confirms that RWAs are set to transform modern finance. This dynamic opens up prospects for massive institutional adoption, under the guidance of solid and compliant infrastructures.

Nine months after his spectacular arrest at Bourget airport, the founder of Telegram gives his first television interview to Tucker Carlson. Between misunderstanding and mistrust, Pavel Durov firmly contests the French accusations. What is the real story behind this case that has shaken the tech world?

As Washington and Beijing reopen a diplomatic channel in London, tensions over rare earths and semiconductors threaten the global balance. In the face of the Chinese delegation, Washington demonstrates its firmness. Donald Trump, true to his style, sets the tone: "China is not easy." Behind this statement lies a reality: neither side seems willing to yield on such strategic and explosive issues.

As the BRICS summit in Rio approaches, Ron Paul sounds the alarm: a monetary shift is underway. The parliamentarian mentions a "Rio Reset," a coordinated offensive by emerging economies to marginalize the dollar in global trade. Behind this statement lies a broader dynamic: the emergence of a multipolar financial order. As monetary tensions intensify, the initiative backed by the BRICS could accelerate a paradigm shift with global consequences.

Bitcoin. A word that resonates, that frightens, that fascinates – and which, on June 9th, has once again shaken all the codes. Skeptics will see it as just another temporary spike. But those who observe the surface trembling sense what is brewing beneath: a tectonic shift of ambition, audacity, and, to be frank, pure instinct. A look back at a surge that saw a millionaire make one of the boldest bets of the year, while the finance world grips its seat.

Michael Saylor says fears over quantum computing breaking Bitcoin are overblown. He believes the network can adapt and tech giants won’t risk their own security.

Dogecoin has dropped over 5% in the past seven days as bearish signals and political tensions weigh on market sentiment.

Strategy proceeds openly: accumulate bitcoin at any price. However, when the company announces a fundraising of one billion dollars and Michael Saylor subsequently publishes an enigmatic post, the strategy takes on a whole new dimension. Within hours, the markets stir, and speculation resumes. The businessman rekindles the interest of the entire ecosystem and reinforces the idea that Strategy is much more than a tech company: a strong institutional signal in favor of bitcoin.

While monetary decisions now dictate the pace of global markets, the White House is preparing to shake up the institutional chessboard. Donald Trump has announced that a change at the head of the Federal Reserve could be decided "very soon." From Air Force One, he is directly rekindling his standoff with Jerome Powell, against a backdrop of ongoing disagreements over rates. By threatening the independence of the Fed, Trump is reviving an old fracture with major economic and political implications.

How to manage your bitcoins at retirement? Is it better to simply sell your BTC, or to use them as collateral with a bank and live on credit?