The petrodollar empire is faltering. Elon Musk knows it and warns that Washington would do well to reduce budget deficits.
The petrodollar empire is faltering. Elon Musk knows it and warns that Washington would do well to reduce budget deficits.
The major US banks are opposed to stricter capital requirements, fearing a negative impact on the economy.
After a challenging week, Bitcoin ETFs are seeing massive inflows, a sign of renewed investor confidence!
Michael Saylor, a fervent supporter of Bitcoin and founder of MicroStrategy, recently revealed the impressive number of hours he dedicated to in-depth study of the first crypto. A process that allowed him to grasp the full extent of this revolutionary digital asset.
After several days of correction, the price of Bitcoin bounced back above $62,000 this Friday. Short sellers paid the price, with over $26 million worth of short positions liquidated in just 4 hours. Are we witnessing the beginning of a new bullish cycle?
Crypto dance frenzy: Bitcoin takes a break, Ethereum takes the lead!
The famous whistleblower Edward Snowden issued a crucial warning to the Bitcoin community. According to him, developers must urgently address the protocol's privacy vulnerabilities before it's too late.
Despite the recent correction, Arthur Hayes and other knowledgeable experts predict an imminent recovery of Bitcoin.
Will Ethereum be endorsed by Wall Street with an ETF? Michael Saylor says no. The ETF will be reserved for bitcoin.
With the increasing popularity of Runes on Bitcoin, developers are accelerating the creation of Layer-2 (L2) solutions.
The rate cut is postponed due to the return of inflation across the Atlantic. What impact will this have on Bitcoin?
If you looked at the bitcoin charts on May 1st, you certainly noticed that the price of the cryptocurrency dropped to less than $57,000. Even though the crypto is currently trading at just over $57,000, its continued decline continues to surprise many. How can we understand that its price collapsed after the halving when we expected a contrary trend? The explanations in this piece.
As Bitcoin ETFs experience record outflows, European bank BNP Paribas adopts the leading crypto!
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Surprising turnaround! Bitcoin ETFs have experienced record outflows, calling into question the bullish momentum of the crypto industry
McHenry denounces: SEC accused of double standards on Ethereum.
Bitcoin experienced a sharp drop Wednesday morning, reaching its lowest level since late February at $56,556. Analysts are citing several key factors behind this decline, casting doubt on a quick market recovery.
The first Bitcoin and Ethereum spot ETFs in Hong Kong made a mixed debut on April 30. Despite modest volumes, experts see long-term potential for this promising new market.
Bitcoin is once again playing with the nerves of its followers and detractors, flirting dangerously with the symbolic $60,000 mark. This recent fluctuation represents more than just an isolated financial dance. Indeed, it sets off a series of chain reactions in the crypto market, painting performance charts a bright red.
The former Bitcoin evangelist, Roger Ver, is facing serious allegations of tax fraud amounting to $50 million!
Over a weekend glance, Bitcoin took a 5.6% dive, landing at an altitude of around $62,500 after toying with $62,243 during the previous week. The Causes of Bitcoin’s Fall The sharp drop in Bitcoin isn’t just a stumble. According to the oracles at Crypto Banter, this descent into hell is…
Despite massive losses, MicroStrategy is still investing in Bitcoin. Why this bold decision? Crypto analysis.
Justin Sun from TRON: A sharp look into the future of Ethereum ETFs and relations with regulators.
Exposed to geopolitical, economic, and fiscal pressures throughout the month of April, Bitcoin once again proves its resilience as an asset. While one could have expected a more rapid decline in its price, the cryptocurrency closes the month of April with only a 10% decrease. Details in the following.
The yen collapses against bitcoin, which has appreciated by over 150% over the past year.
Between Jerome Powell and the markets, bitcoin feels like it's in therapy: a complicated love story in the digital age.
Explore in depth the perspectives surrounding the bitcoin reaccumulation phase, paving the way for a historic bullish rally!
Between revolutionary announcements, technological advancements, and regulatory tumult, the crypto ecosystem continues to prove that it is both a territory of boundless innovations and a battleground of regulatory and economic challenges. Here is a summary of the most significant news from the past week surrounding Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance, Solana, etc.
For the past few months, the Bitcoin blockchain has been expanding its functionalities and attracting interest through a clear evolution of its utility. Elevated to the status of a digital store of value by the ecosystem, it had recently faced significant constraints related to script language. The development of tokens, NFTs, and smart contracts was absolutely impracticable. In fact, it was on this major weakness that competitors such as Ethereum, Solana, Cardano, Polkadot, etc., had built their business models and reputation. But things have changed. The Bitcoin network now supports BRC-20 tokens, competitors to Ethereum's ERC-20 tokens, NFTs, and even houses a Bitcoin DeFi ecosystem. Witness the evolution of a network undergoing a complete overhaul.
Mark Yusko, CEO of Morgan Creek Capital, the $1.5 billion hedge fund, is adamant. A flood of fiat is expected to pour into the crypto markets in the coming months. The expert predicts a growing interest in Bitcoin ETFs from American baby boomers, the generation born between 1946 and 1964. These individuals are expected to transfer their funds currently held in retirement accounts to the crypto markets soon. He expects at least $300 billion to flow into the crypto markets in the coming months. This was during an interview with the podcast The Wolf of All Streets. Clarifications.