Bitcoin shows a clear slowdown after several weeks of gains supported by institutional flows. American spot ETFs recorded $268 million of net outflows in one session, while liquidations accelerate in the derivatives markets. This renewed tension comes as investors are already watching another key factor: the future direction of the US Federal Reserve and its potential impact on the crypto market.
After five consecutive sessions of massive inflows, US spot Bitcoin ETFs have just undergone a sharp reversal. While Bitcoin fell back below $80,000 amid high volatility, institutional investors suddenly eased off. Is this a simple market pause or a sign of increased uncertainty?
Bullish projections are multiplying on bitcoin. Supported by flows to US spot ETFs and the return of institutional investors, the market now sees a target of 115,000 dollars before the end of the year. This anticipation is based on several technical and financial signals that fuel traders' optimism. One question now dominates the market: are current data enough to support a new acceleration of bitcoin?
Crypto exchanges are emptying their bitcoins at a pace rarely seen in two years. In less than three months, nearly 100,000 BTC have left Binance, OKX, and Gemini, amounting to over 8 billion dollars withdrawn from the market. While the available supply contracts, long-term investors quietly strengthen their positions. This combination of shrinking reserves and returning demand is beginning to fuel speculation around a possible supply shock on bitcoin.
American crypto is entering a fragile zone. After the GENIUS Act, the advances of the CLARITY Act, and the regulated rise of prediction markets, the 2026 midterms could decide whether this sequence becomes a true regulatory turning point or just a political parenthesis.
BNY strengthens its pivot towards Bitcoin and Ethereum with an institutional custody project in Abu Dhabi. The signal is clear. Crypto no longer advances only through markets. It also advances through banking channels.
Hut 8 reports a net loss of $253 million in Q1 2026, but its stock jumps by +33% thanks to an AI infrastructure contract. Details here!
While bitcoin quietly sucks in crypto liquidity, altcoins wait like tired extras behind the curtain. Yet, some Binance volumes are discreetly starting to flash dangerously again.
Long presented as an unwavering holder of Bitcoin, Strategy Inc. has just reached a historic milestone. Michael Saylor's company now plans to sell part of its BTC strategically, not out of necessity, but to gain a colossal tax advantage.
The crypto market emerges from a long phase of distrust. After more than three months dominated by fear, investor sentiment is evolving while bitcoin is trying to stabilize at a key level. This return to balance remains fragile. Between improved sentiment and conflicting signals on liquidity, the market is entering a pivotal phase.
Strategy, a pillar of institutional bitcoin adoption, has just announced a loss of 12.54 billion dollars in the first quarter of this year. Behind this unprecedented number lies an unyielding mechanism: every BTC fluctuation now directly impacts its accounts. This publication reveals a total dependence on the crypto market, where even the slightest correction immediately reflects in financial results. Such a situation raises questions about the limits of a model fully backed by bitcoin.
A new Bitcoin fork project reignites tensions within the ecosystem. Led by developer Paul Sztorc. The initiative named "eCash" does not just propose a basic parallel chain: it introduces technical and economic choices that directly affect fundamental principles of the network, notably the management of UTXOs and the controversial use of Satoshi Nakamoto’s historical holdings. Between promises of innovation and fears of misuse, the debate intensifies around the project.
Bitcoin ETFs recorded $532M in net inflows in a single day and $2.44B in April. Institutions are accumulating. Analysis.
Sequans Communications liquidates half of its Bitcoin to cope with a drop in revenue, growing losses, and significant debt, questioning its long-term crypto strategy.
Bitcoin returns to the brink of a decisive threshold. Nearing $82,000, the market slows down and caution signals emerge. Several analysts mention a risk of rejection in a context where macro-economic factors regain weight. This level now focuses attention, between attempts to continue the rise and possible reversal.
Bitcoin ETFs limp on Monday, breathe on Friday, then thank BlackRock. The crypto market, a caffeine-fueled chameleon, still hesitates between a true recovery and a balancing act.
In 2026, $577 million in cryptos stolen by North Korea? The evidence points to it, but Pyongyang vehemently denies it. Dive into the investigation currently shaking the crypto market and international relations.
Bitcoin ralentit légèrement, mais le réseau ne casse pas. Le 1er mai 2026, sa difficulté de minage a reculé de 2,3 %, pendant que le hashrate repassait sous le seuil symbolique de 1 zettahash par seconde.
Bitcoin briefly reclaimed the $80,000 mark on Monday, a level it hadn't touched since late January. The move comes after a nearly 12% gain in April and sustained institutional demand. Is this the beginning of a lasting rally toward six figures?
Michael Saylor announces a pause in Bitcoin purchases. A breakdown of a decision shaking crypto investors.
Ethereum has just surpassed the milestone of 25 million validated blocks, without any major announcement or technical change. Yet this milestone tells the story of a network valued at $278 billion, moving forward block by block. At the same time, Bitcoin is approaching block 1,000,000—another symbolic marker for public blockchains and their ability to endure.
Dogecoin storms back, bites Bitcoin, nudges XRP, and winks at the market. Whales pile in quietly, traders hesitate loudly, and crypto prepares another twist nobody fully trusts yet.
Satoshi Nakamoto's 84 billion Bitcoins are threatened by quantum computers. Paradigm has come up with a revolutionary solution: PACTs, anti-quantum protection without revealing identity. A major advance in Bitcoin security.
France has backed down on the mandatory declaration of self-hosted wallets, and this is a clear victory for Bitcoin defenders. On April 28, 2026, the joint parliamentary committee did not retain Article 3 quater of the bill aimed at combating social and tax fraud. This provision sought to impose an annual declaration of digital asset wallets controlled directly by their users.
Every Bitcoin rebound at $77,000 is capped by the same sellers. Why are short-term holders undermining the rally? Analysis.
Bitcoin ETFs are leaking cash like a cracked safe, while crypto stiffens nervously, squeezed between expensive oil, jittery markets, and investors quietly switching horses mid-race without warning.
Ottawa has just launched an unprecedented regulatory offensive against cryptocurrency ATMs. The Canadian government accuses them of having become genuine tools for fraud and money laundering. A decision that is sparking debate in the very country that invented the concept.
Long associated with stablecoins, Tether is now moving into mining infrastructure. The company has unveiled a modular architecture for Bitcoin mining and partnered with Canaan and ACME Swisstech to develop customizable and scalable platforms. The initiative aims to give operators greater control over hardware, energy, and cooling in a sector where efficiency has become a key challenge.
During the Bitcoin 2026 event, Tim Draper warned the audience by stating that not holding bitcoin now amounts to taking a risk. The investor, known for his strong positions, directly links the absence of BTC to financial vulnerability in an environment marked by banking failures and monetary uncertainties. His remarks…
After an impressive series of nine consecutive positive sessions, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs sharply reversed trend this Monday, April 28, 2026. Capital outflows reached 263 million dollars in a single day. Bitcoin, unable to break the symbolic 80,000 $ barrier, fell below 77,000 $. Is the bullish momentum truly broken?