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While the crypto sector anticipates a prolonged bullish cycle, supported by the arrival of institutional investors and a maturing regulatory framework, a major voice disrupts this consensus. Jurrien Timmer, Director of Macro Research at Fidelity, speaks of a break in momentum. According to him, Bitcoin could pause in 2026, not at a peak, but around a technical pullback. A projection that challenges the prevailing euphoria and invites reconsideration of the medium-term market trajectory.

In 2024, memecoins stopped being just digital jokes to become tools for political mobilization. Driven by the US elections and the influence of divisive figures, these tokens captured the attention of markets and crystallized electoral narratives on the blockchain. Their meteoric rise redefined the codes of crypto speculation. However, this bubble fueled by emotion and virality did not hold. A few months later, the market collapsed, revealing the fragility of this dynamic.

XRP is going through a rare moment of tension. While institutional investors continue to pour in via spot ETFs, social sentiment around the asset plunges sharply into extreme fear territory. This striking contrast between capital inflows and market panic feeds uncertainty. At the crossroads of fragile technical signals and a possible rebound, XRP becomes one of the most watched assets in the crypto ecosystem.

The sharp rejection of the $93,500 threshold this Thursday cooled the enthusiasm of a market seeking bullish confirmation. This level was expected as a symbolic pivot before a key Federal Reserve deadline. Far from a simple technical pullback, this retreat triggers doubts about BTC's ability to start a sustainable rally, in a climate where every economic figure weighs on monetary expectations.

Two ETFs backed by XRP have just been listed on the NYSE, a first meant to propel Ripple to the rank of institutionalized crypto assets. However, the market sends an opposite signal. The crypto collapses below 2 dollars, down 35% for the quarter. Far from a bullish turning point, this regulatory advance reveals a persistent disinterest. The ETF effect, expected as a driver, seems to have had no tangible echo.

After recording spectacular gains exceeding 1,000% since January, Zcash is going through a turbulent phase marked by a sharp 24% drop in one day. But behind this sharp drop, conflicting signals emerge: some crypto investors see a buying opportunity, while the derivatives markets sound the alarm. 

Long considered the spearhead of institutional adoption, Bitcoin ETFs have just experienced one of their worst weeks since their launch. With massive outflows and a tense market, confidence is wavering. Such a situation reminds us that in the crypto universe, nothing is ever fully guaranteed, not even the most solid financial products.

The crypto market is going through an unstable period, marked by a sharp decline in the most speculative assets. In 24 hours, memecoins lost more than 5 billion dollars, bringing their capitalization to an annual floor. NFTs follow the same trajectory, reaching their lowest level since April. This plunge is part of a broader flight-to-safety movement, with investors massively deserting high-risk assets.

The king of cryptos gave up ground yesterday, slipping below the symbolic threshold of $100,000. Investors are fleeing risky assets in a context of liquidity tightening. This brutal correction raises the question: are we witnessing a simple technical pullback or the beginning of a prolonged bearish phase?

While traditional markets waver under the weight of macroeconomic uncertainties, the crypto ecosystem goes through an unprecedented turbulence zone. Bitcoin falls below $104,000, dragging all other assets along with it. However, this correction goes beyond the usual volatility. Investor sentiment collapses, switching from optimism to extreme fear in a few days. This sudden reversal marks a major trend break, which could well redefine the market balance in the short term.

The crypto market has just endured one of its harshest shocks since the start of the year. In less than 24 hours, more than 407,000 positions were liquidated, wiping out over 1.5 billion dollars of bullish bets from order books. This quick correction, triggered by the domino effect of margin calls, shook the largest capitalizations while revealing the vulnerability of a market still dominated by leverage and massive speculative movements.

Is bitcoin approaching a decisive turning point? As signs of fatigue accumulate, a new analysis rekindles the specter of an imminent bearish cycle. According to a fractal modeling aligned with historical four-year cycles, October could mark the beginning of a deep correction. After the euphoria of the highs, the market enters a phase of uncertainty where every technical signal is scrutinized. This scenario, increasingly discussed among analysts, calls into question the strength of the current upward trend.

Two weeks before a crucial Federal Reserve meeting, the governor, expected to succeed Jerome Powell in 2026, stood out with an unambiguous statement. He wants a rate cut as early as September. In an interview with CNBC, he said the US economy requires an immediate adjustment, breaking with the caution shown by other monetary officials.

On August 30, bitcoin fell below 110,000 dollars, confirming persistent selling pressure. Technical indicators highlight a marked bearish trend, while the market hesitates to find a balance point. Between a critical support at 107,000 dollars and a solid resistance at 114,000 dollars, the next break could guide the trajectory for the coming weeks. In an uncertain economic context, tension rises among investors, divided between the fear of a new drop and the expectation of a reversal.

The crypto market has just suffered one of its most significant setbacks of the year. In a few hours, bitcoin lost over $5,000, causing a widespread rout among other assets. Indeed, the release of a US Producer Price Index (PPI) well beyond expectations rekindles the specter of persistent inflation. This statistic, which surprises both Wall Street and the crypto ecosystem, upends monetary policy expectations and triggers a cascade of liquidations on leveraged positions, increasing downward pressure.

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.

Less than 15% of bitcoins are still accessible on exchanges. Behind this figure lies a silent dynamic: the scarcity of liquid supply. As institutions appropriate the asset, analysts see it as a signal of an increasing imbalance between available stock and strategic demand. A shift is looming in the mechanics of the market.

Pi Network is entering an unstable period. On July 4th, a massive influx of tokens will inflate the available supply in an already pressured market. After declining for six days, the PI cryptocurrency is struggling to convince, especially since the announcements from Pi2Day left investors wanting more. Between community disappointment and upcoming tensions, the project has a lot at stake in the coming days.

Polkadot aimed to become the backbone of Web3. However, the latest figures reported by Messari for the first quarter of this year reveal a sharp decline: decreased activity, falling users, and dropping market capitalization. While other ecosystems consolidate their traction, Gavin Wood's project struggles to fulfill its promises. The contrast between the network's advanced technical architecture and its low adoption fuels doubts: can Polkadot still embody the decentralized future it claimed to want to build?

While Wall Street sets more records, the dollar is collapsing at an unprecedented rate since 1973. This wide gap is not trivial. It reflects a global shift fueled by geopolitical tensions, a Federal Reserve under political pressure, and macroeconomic uncertainties. The benchmarks are crumbling, and markets are seeking safe havens. In this silent but brutal reconfiguration, cryptocurrencies are once again asserting themselves in the strategic landscape, propelled by their decentralized logic in the face of state currency instability.

In an economic climate marked by geopolitical tensions and a wait-and-see approach regarding the Fed's decisions, Morgan Stanley disrupts the consensus. The investment bank anticipates seven rate cuts in 2026, starting in March, with a terminal rate between 2.5% and 2.75%. This sharp projection, published on June 25th, contrasts with the prevailing caution and reignites debates about the U.S. monetary calendar.

While the market focuses on price curves, a key indicator of real activity has collapsed. Payment volume on the XRP Ledger has dropped by nearly 70% in just a few days. Behind this discreet withdrawal lies a deeper questioning of the network's vitality, its concrete adoption, and the robustness of its operational model.

The figure is attention-grabbing: 65% of Shiba Inu (SHIB) holders are currently recording losses. This observation, derived from the latest on-chain data, occurs during a marked correction phase for cryptocurrencies with a strong speculative component. Boosted yesterday by the viral excitement of memecoins, SHIB now reflects the uncertainties of a market where the community is no longer enough to support the price.

In the ruthless world of crypto, some drops leave no room for ambiguity. The Pi Network crypto, which promised public access to mobile mining, now falters under the weight of a challenging market. As its PI token slips towards $0.60, technical indicators turn red and confidence erodes. Where advocates hoped for a rebound, it is a constant selling pressure that prevails, signaling a potentially lasting shift in the project's trajectory.

When a project touted for its mass adoption collapses under market pressure, the signal is strong. The PI token of Pi Network dropped by 22%, reaching $0.61 on May 31, 2025. This decline comes as the overall crypto market has seen more than $170 billion evaporate in a week. The magnitude of the downturn now raises questions about the project's viability and the confidence that its historical investors can still place in it.

As bitcoin confidently crossed the $105,000 mark, a significant pullback has disrupted this momentum, raising doubts among investors. However, far from a collapse, several technical indicators suggest a controlled consolidation. In an ecosystem where volatility is the norm, this retracement phase reveals a subtle tension between speculation and structural strength. More than just a simple fluctuation, the current situation illustrates the precarious yet strategic balance that the market is trying to maintain, at the crossroads of bullish signals and necessary phases of breathing.

The crypto market has just dramatically reminded us of its unpredictability. In 24 hours, over 827 million dollars in positions were liquidated, hitting bullish bets hard as Bitcoin, Dogecoin, and other cryptos plunged sharply. This rout occurs in a tense global context, mixing economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions. While the euphoria of a bull run seemed to take hold, the reality of the market swept away the most firmly anchored hopes.

Despite signs of sustained activity, Shiba Inu (SHIB) is sinking into a downward spiral of underperformance. Contrary to the rebound seen in other altcoins, the token shows a historically low profitability rate, revealing a deep imbalance in its market structure. The majority of wallets remain in the red, even as trading volumes explode. This stark contrast between apparent excitement and massive losses raises a simple question: what is really happening behind the numbers?