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Cardano returns to the center of criticism. This time, the reproach is direct. The network is accused of having accumulated promises without managing to impose strong usage in DeFi or in mainstream applications. Behind the shocking phrase, the question is simple: Does Cardano still matter in crypto due to its real utility, or mainly because of its history and community?

Bitcoin plunges and extreme fear dominates the market. However, institutions are quietly accumulating. Should you buy now?

The bet "Ethereum on the Stock Market" has just lost its loudest sponsor. Peter Thiel and entities linked to Founders Fund have sold their entire stake in ETHZilla, according to a 13G filing with the SEC.

BONK continues to face steady selling pressure, with price action offering no clear signs of a rebound. Recent moves reflect hesitation rather than strength, leaving traders cautious. As expected, the market remains without a clear direction, and volatility stays muted.

Bitcoin in full panic, the index collapses... what if the storm was announcing a clearing? While the charts are turning red, some are arming themselves with patience.

Bitcoin is heading into October with traders eyeing its seasonal track record for momentum. Market participants coined the phrase “Uptober” to describe the month’s history of outsized gains, and attention now turns to whether 2025 will continue that trend. After a modest September, investors are weighing past performance against current conditions to judge whether the final quarter could spark another rally.

Bitcoin is breaking records and flirting with the ballot boxes: between the crypto-seducer Trump and greedy ETFs, the rebellious currency is making its way into the plush lounges of Wall Street.

As Bitcoin soars to new heights, some analysts shout about rational euphoria. Others, more cautious, remind us that the party may be short-lived. Behind the dizzying numbers and cascading records looms a shadow: that of the American Federal Reserve. For while markets anticipate a drop in rates, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon plays the party pooper and suggests otherwise. A bad surprise from the Fed could derail Bitcoin's momentum, especially in a context where retail investors remain strangely absent. Is the king of cryptos running on empty? Analysis.

As the crypto universe once again wavers under geopolitical shocks and market whims, a silent player charts its course, come hell or high water: Chainlink. In an atmosphere saturated with uncertainties, the oracle protocol appears to have awakened a peculiar appetite among the whales, those market creatures that never move for nothing.

In a world where every geopolitical explosion shakes the financial markets, crypto seems strangely unflappable in the face of recent tensions between Israel and Iran. Yet, this apparent serenity may only be temporary. How long can greed, an irrational but powerful driver, keep the sector afloat?

The stock market has its moods, but sometimes, it is mostly its fears. And this Friday, fear prevailed over everything else. An Israeli strike against Iran was enough to cause an immediate shock on global markets, reminding everyone that indices are never completely disconnected from the sound of bombs. In New York, the Dow Jones dropped more than 600 points right at the opening. A brutal collapse that owes nothing to chance, but everything to geopolitics. In this unstable equation, volatility has become the norm again, and the stock market a sounding board for the real world.

Bitcoin is walking a tightrope between bulls and bears. If $110,000 gives way, it's champagne; otherwise, the options expire, along with the illusions.

In a matter of seconds, market calm evaporated. A shocking announcement from Donald Trump was enough to unsettle the indices… and drag Bitcoin down with it. A look back at an electric day where the flagship cryptocurrency once again proved that it is at the heart of global turmoil.

Bitcoin is currently navigating through troubled waters. Below the symbolic threshold of $90,000, the landscape turns red for recent holders, while crypto veterans stay the course. Between technical corrections and discreet accumulation by institutions, the market sketches a complex map: that of a fragile balance between latent losses and tenacious confidence. A dive into the meanders of an asset that refuses to yield to fatalism, despite the storms.

Storms can erupt in the blink of an eye in the crypto sphere. Mantra (OM), once hailed by its supporters, has just experienced a dizzying 95% drop. As accusations of manipulation and opacity fly, John Mullin, CEO of the project, steps up. Between firm denial and promises of recovery, the scenario mixes a crisis of confidence with survival strategies.

Bitcoin, often regarded as a safe haven against the volatility of traditional markets, finds itself this week caught in a global storm fueled by trade tensions between the United States and the rest of the world. Following a series of economic shocks, some analysts do not hesitate to compare the current situation to a Black Monday 2.0. But is it really the end of the bull market for Bitcoin or just a simple correction phase? Here are five key points to remember this week to understand the challenges Bitcoin is facing.

The bitcoin market enters a pivotal day with the expiration of $16.5 billion in options, a record that could shape its short-term trajectory. While the $90,000 mark seemed within reach, an unexpected pullback has weakened bullish positions, providing sellers with a strategic opportunity. In this battle between buyers and sellers, the outcome will depend on price movements in the coming hours, with potential impacts far beyond this single expiration. The market holds its breath, ready to tilt one way or the other.

Until April, crypto markets will feel the aftershocks of a deep-rooted economic storm. An explosive mix of geopolitical tensions and interest rate rigidity is stifling risk appetite. But behind this chaos lie opportunities. Decoding.

As Bitcoin hovers around $85,000, a subtle tension stirs in the markets. Behind this apparent resistance lies a paradoxical movement: the "whales" are quietly preparing their offensive. Their strategy? Massive bets against it, despite a technical rebound that would make optimists dream. A risky game, indicative of unprecedented mistrust, but also of an invisible battle where every dollar counts.

The euphoria of the February peaks has evaporated. Bitcoin, after flirting with $109,000, is now wobbling around $82,000, revealing a reality more complex than it appears. According to the latest report from Glassnode, signed by researchers Cryptovizart and Ukuria OC, the market faces an unprecedented liquidity crisis, compounded by a growing rift among investors. A contrasting picture that raises the question: is Bitcoin at a critical turning point or simply in a phase of consolidation?

In the arena of cryptos, Solana plays the gladiators. Despite a turbulent sea, it withstands, shines, and aims for a peak that could very well shake the skeptics.

Bitcoin is wobbling. In three months, a staggering drop of 30%: from $109,590 to $77,041. Bitfinex dissects this debacle. Behind the sawtooth charts, a narrative is woven: panic of small investors, desertion of institutions, and a grinding macroeconomy. But is this crisis a shipwreck or a wave to surf?

The landscape of decentralized finance (DeFi) resembles a battlefield. In just a few months, $45 billion has evaporated, sweeping away the hopes sparked by Donald Trump's election in 2024. Amidst dashed hopes, technical errors, and secret accumulation strategies, Crypto is weathering a storm. How did we get here? A deep dive into the guts of a collapse that questions the very future of DeFi.

Donald Trump's announcement on March 2 to include XRP in a U.S. strategic reserve alongside Solana and Cardano propelled the altcoin by +34% in 24 hours. A fleeting flash of glory: by the next day, the price retraced 50%, while on-chain data revealed a massive exit of institutional investors. Is crypto going through a classic pump and dump scenario amplified by politics, or does this pullback hide a discreet accumulation before a rebound?

The crypto market is undergoing a new phase of turbulence. Solana (SOL) has fallen by 41% in just a few weeks. This decline is not just a simple market correction: it highlights structural vulnerabilities and a high dependence on certain speculative trends.

As Bitcoin struggles to maintain its credibility in the face of distressed investors, the crypto market as a whole plunges into a worrisome spiral. The total capitalization reaches an unprecedented level since November 2021, revealing a multifaceted crisis.

The crypto market wavers under the weight of cautious statements from Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve. While investors were hoping for encouraging signals, Powell reaffirmed a strict stance on interest rates, plunging Bitcoin and altcoins into a bearish spiral. A wave of liquidations follows, revealing increased nervousness in the face of macroeconomic uncertainties.

The crypto market has just experienced an unprecedented financial tsunami. In 24 hours, 2.24 billion dollars evaporated under the blows of trade wars, propelling Ethereum to the forefront of a historic debacle. A massive liquidation, driven by Donald Trump's surprise announcement on customs duties, shattered the records of the FTX crisis and the COVID-19 crash. Behind these dizzying numbers, over 730,000 traders saw their positions turned to ashes. How could a political tweet shake a decentralized ecosystem? Let's dive into the machinery of this debacle.