The Bank of Japan raises its rate to an unprecedented high since 1995. A global macroeconomic earthquake reshaping the economy and crypto, but the digital assets market shows historic resilience against the Yen.
The European digital asset market continues to evolve despite a regulatory framework deemed complex by some players. In this context, Capital B is working on a new credit instrument aimed at European investors. Presented at BTC Prague, this project relies on the Bitcoin reserves held by the French company, already recognized for its treasury strategy focused on digital assets.
Bitcoin does not need staking, inflation, or an embedded yield in its protocol. Michael Saylor instead advocates a model where bitcoin remains pure digital capital, while financial markets create credit and income around it. In brief Saylor believes Bitcoin doesn’t need to copy Ethereum staking. Yields…
On international financial markets, the search for absolute scarcity leads analysts to periodically rethink the trajectory of value, but the latest projections made in Central Europe completely disrupt the known scales of magnitude. At the BTC Prague conference, Michael Saylor, CEO of the financial firm Strategy, presented his vision of a systemic upheaval on a global scale, which he calls Bitcoin capitalism. This intervention takes place in a particularly dynamic macroeconomic environment, marked by a general resurgence of investor confidence and a notable increase in the overall capitalization of cryptos. To properly analyze these statements, one must proceed rigorously to distinguish the dynamics of global wealth transfer from emerging financialization mechanisms.
BlackRock has just launched BITA on Nasdaq today, a Bitcoin ETF targeting 15 to 25% annual yield via a covered-call strategy on IBIT. All the details here!
Michael Saylor continues his accumulation of Bitcoin despite the weak market. Strategy has just invested 100 million dollars in 1,587 additional BTC, bringing its total reserves to 846,842 bitcoins.
Bitcoin is entering a decisive week around 65,500 dollars, driven by the drop in oil prices and hopes for a de-escalation between the United States and Iran. A return to 69,000 dollars becomes credible in the short term. But five signals will determine if this rebound can go beyond simple market relief.
Bitcoin returns to the center of discussions after a new phase of weakness in the crypto market. On-chain data shows a possible approach to a bottom, but demand remains fragile. Between encouraging valuation signals, contraction of spot purchases and ETF decline, the market still hesitates. So the question is simple: is BTC preparing a sustainable rebound or risking a new sharp drop?
Kraken launches BTC Vault, BTC holders can generate Bitcoin rewards without technical complexity.
Bitcoin mining difficulty dropped by 10.09% on June 14, 2026. This second largest decline of the year offers immediate relief to miners after a sharp hashrate contraction and a new degradation of their profitability.
The historic SpaceX IPO has revived the debate on the role of digital assets in the balance sheets of major tech companies. After this highly followed operation, Saylor congratulated Elon Musk and highlighted a striking figure: 25% of Mag8 companies would now hold Bitcoin in their treasury. This statement places BTC back at the center of the financial strategies of tech giants.
In the world of cryptos, where emotions often exacerbate price fluctuations, sentiment indicators are valuable tools to assess investors' mindset. After several weeks of brutal correction and massive capital outflows, one of the most followed barometers in the sector is now sending a signal that catches analysts' attention. The Crypto Fear & Greed Index has indeed just exited the "extreme fear" zone after a marked rebound in recent days. This development occurs even as the market remains weakened by a prolonged drop in its capitalization and by an uncertain macroeconomic environment.
Crypto ETFs are taking on water but not sinking. BlackRock is raising the sails while the small ships return to port. Strange navigation.
Fortune magazine published its first Crypto 100 ranking on June 11, covering 3,000 companies divided into ten categories. BlackRock and Hyperliquid stand out as the big winners, each in a very different register. Does this ranking really say anything about the state of the sector, or does it mainly reflect the institutional push that has been reshaping crypto since 2024?
Bitget is expanding its CFD strategy with a new Zero-Fee Mode as daily volume moves closer to $10 billion. The update strengthens the exchange’s Universal Exchange model, where crypto and traditional market products sit inside one trading ecosystem.
The digital asset industry is beginning to prepare for the arrival of quantum computing. This issue, still theoretical today, is nevertheless generating significant debates within the ecosystem. In this context, Coinbase is calling on developers to accelerate the necessary technical preparations. According to its advisory board dedicated to quantum, the transition must start immediately, especially to protect major networks like Bitcoin against future risks.
The most significant movements in the Bitcoin network are not always visible on price charts. Some are directly part of the mechanisms that ensure its daily operation. This is what we observe with the difficulty adjustment expected in the coming hours, a rare event that reflects the tensions currently affecting the mining industry. While operators see their profitability degrade with the drop in bitcoin, the protocol is about to experience one of the largest difficulty corrections in recent years.
BlackRock is about to launch $BITA, its brand new Bitcoin ETF focused on passive income (Covered-Calls). We explain how this product will change the game for the crypto market.
The institutional investment barometer remains in the red. At a time when bitcoin is trying to stabilize after many weeks of turbulence, US spot Bitcoin ETFs face a new wave of large-scale withdrawals. Since early June, these investment vehicles have lost more than 2.1 billion dollars, a sign that raises questions about investors' appetite for the world's leading crypto.
The digital asset market is going through a difficult period. In recent weeks, bitcoin has come under increasing pressure as several sources of demand have slowed simultaneously. On one hand, capital outflows from US spot bitcoin ETFs continue. On the other hand, companies that typically accumulate cryptocurrency reserves have sharply reduced their purchases. This combination helps maintain a cautious climate around the market.
Bitget has launched Universal Cup, a football-themed global campaign with a 250,000 USDT prize pool. The initiative turns a major sporting moment into an interactive community game, where users represent countries, score points and compete on live leaderboards.
The CME Group started trading futures contracts on the Nasdaq CME Crypto index on June 9, covering eight leading digital assets. This product responds to an institutional demand that goes far beyond the bitcoin/ether pair alone. Traditional finance is, once again, setting its milestones in the crypto universe.
Every price movement in the bitcoin market results from a constant struggle between the available supply and the demand able to absorb it. If this balance is broken, even temporarily, prices can quickly feel the effects. This is exactly what a recent analysis shows. Some institutional players have now sold the equivalent of nearly 450% of the daily production of bitcoins. A figure that raises concerns as the market tries to maintain its balance in an increasingly uncertain financial environment.
Bitget is turning user protection into a central part of its multi-asset strategy after helping users recover $32.3 million linked to scams and security incidents. With Anti-Scam Month 2026, the exchange wants to make fraud prevention as visible as product innovation.
Kalshi tightens its rules against insider traders with three new surveillance measures. The platform aims to protect its predictive markets as their influence grows in the crypto ecosystem.
Tim Draper, a historic investor known for his sharp predictions on Bitcoin, recently dismissed fears around quantum computing. According to him, traditional banks will fall under quantum blows well before the blockchain. Do BTC holders really have less to fear than bankers?
Bitcoin loses billions in flows in 2026. Bernstein has just put the figures on the table. And they are conclusive. Decryption.
Bitget is pushing tokenized equities into a more practical phase with Stocks 2.0, an upgraded spot product built to connect stock-linked tokens with real U.S. market liquidity. The launch marks another step in the exchange’s Universal Exchange strategy, where crypto, equities, ETFs, commodities and other assets move inside one trading environment.
While Trump plays the tough guy, BlackRock senses trouble. Oil, inflation, bitcoin: the trilogy that can blow everything up.
Russia wants to tax and regulate Western cryptocurrencies deemed "hostile." Behind this measure, Moscow is primarily seeking to regain control of a crypto market that has become strategic for its payments, exchanges, and financial sovereignty.