The SEC, once a bastion of conservatism, is finally awakening to the enchanting song of cryptocurrencies. ETFs are making a grand entrance, and the agency, once inflexible, seems to be discovering the virtues of compromise.
Under the guidance of Anonymous, the magnate Musk is exposed: crypto manipulations, power excesses, and sacrificed workers, the Tesla empire wobbles in the face of digital anger.
The volatility of the crypto market is nothing unusual, but the recent bearish trends have caught the attention of analysts. Nearly a quarter of the 200 largest cryptocurrencies have hit their lowest level in a year, a phenomenon that, according to some experts, could signify an imminent market capitulation. This situation, characterized by cascading liquidations and panic movements, raises questions about the direction the market will take in the coming weeks.
Fort Knox, that golden sanctuary where America hides its reserves, is suddenly in the spotlight. Donald Trump promises to unveil its secrets. Prediction markets are buzzing: bets on an audit before May 2025 are skyrocketing to 70%. Amid skepticism and speculative fever, one question looms: what do the walls of this legendary bunker really hide?
Amidst a disheartening stagnation of Bitcoin and a rush towards gold, the markets are shaken by this dual phenomenon where each rise in gold seems to crush the weak hopes of BTC.
Bitcoin has been navigating a narrow corridor for weeks, between $93,300 and $98,500. A precarious, almost hypnotic balance, where each oscillation seems to hold its breath. Traders scrutinize the charts, indicators flash silently. But this stagnation is merely an illusion. Beneath the surface, the numbers whisper a different truth: consolidation could soon shatter. The burning question is: how long will this calm last before the storm?
On February 19, 2025, Microsoft unveiled a major breakthrough in the field of quantum computing with the launch of its first quantum processor, named Majorana 1. This new chip, based on "topological superconductors," would enable the construction of quantum computers capable of solving complex industrial problems in just a few years, rather than decades. The result of nearly 20 years of research, this innovation could revolutionize not only computing technology but also the crypto world.
Access to cryptocurrencies remains a barrier for the general public, often deterred by the complexity of wallets and private keys. However, the mass adoption of Bitcoin depends on the ability of companies to make its use as seamless as a traditional Web2 service. In this dynamic, Google seems to want to play a key role by facilitating the integration of Bitcoin wallets through its own ecosystem. An initiative unveiled by Kyle Song, a Web3 specialist at the tech giant, which paves the way for broader BTC adoption. This announcement raises as many hopes as questions about the future of decentralization.
"We, central bankers, should study it and explore the technology on which it is built. Studying Bitcoin will not harm us – on the contrary, it will strengthen us," said Aleš Michl, governor of the Czech National Bank (CNB). These statements come three weeks after he presented, during a CNB board meeting on January 30, a proposal to create a "test wallet" in bitcoin. This initiative aims to analyze this highly volatile asset and experiment with its use in the central bank's reserves.
As Bitcoin hovers around 96,000 dollars, Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant, asserts that a major correction should not jeopardize the bull run in 2025. This analysis comes amid a context of growing institutional adoption, particularly by U.S. states.
Bitcoin sways under a threatening sky, and nearly 300 million dollars vanish in the storm. Traders, like tightrope walkers, are scrutinizing the bar at 96,000 dollars.
MicroStrategy navigates like an insatiable giant. As bitcoin hovers around $96,000, the firm led by Michael Saylor has just unveiled a new bold move: a $2 billion convertible bond issuance aimed at boosting its bitcoin treasury. A daring, almost provocative strategy that raises questions as much as it fascinates. How has a traditional company transformed into a crypto behemoth? And above all, how far will this quest go?
Since its last rebound, bitcoin has been in a consolidation phase for the past two weeks. Find Elyfe's analysis to decipher the technical perspectives of BTC.
Periods of calm in the Bitcoin market are often misleading. Indeed, when volatility collapses, it gives way to brutal amplitude movements, capable of surprising both seasoned investors and short-term speculators. Today, several technical indicators suggest a scenario similar to that of August 2023: a temporary drop in BTC before a major rebound that could take it up to $85,000. An analysis conducted by CryptoQuant reveals that the current market conditions resemble a past configuration where prolonged stagnation led to massive position liquidations before giving way to a strong bullish trend.
The global economy wavers between uncertainties and successive crises, and some analysts predict an even darker future. Among them is Robert Kiyosaki, entrepreneur and author of the bestseller "Rich Dad Poor Dad," who issues multiple warnings. He claims that a major economic collapse looms on the horizon, driven by a housing market crash, rampant inflation, and mass unemployment. More than just a prediction, his message is a call to action: those who do not prepare risk seeing their wealth collapse. But for Kiyosaki, solutions do exist, and among them, one currency seems truly capable of withstanding the financial chaos: Bitcoin.
While the Fed hesitates between caution and action, inflation runs rampant, and crypto wavers, poised for a week of financial roller coasters.
The proliferation of cryptocurrencies is out of control. Is this the last stand before the purge and the triumph of bitcoin?
Crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) saw their first net capital outflows in 2025, ending a streak of 19 consecutive weeks of inflows. According to a recent report published on February 17, crypto ETPs experienced a loss of $415 million during the last trading week, with bitcoin leading the outflows!
Bitcoin is once again at a critical turning point. After weeks of consolidation in a narrow range, leading technical indicators suggest a bearish scenario that could shake the market. According to Material Indicators, several death crosses have appeared on the daily BTC charts, a signal generally associated with an increase in selling pressure. This setup is worrying traders, especially as the $92,000 level may be tested as support. Should we expect a simple temporary correction or a more prolonged downward phase?
During the week of February 10 to 14, 2025, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs experienced massive capital outflows, exceeding 700 million dollars. This phenomenon raises concerns among investors and significantly impacts the price of cryptocurrencies. What factors led to these withdrawals and what are the consequences?
Bitcoin continues to assert itself. This time, twelve American states are making headlines with a colossal investment of 330 million dollars in Strategy, formerly known as MicroStrategy. This move marks a major turning point in the integration of crypto into institutional portfolios.
Bitcoin (BTC) continues to test traders' patience as its price stagnates below the $100,000 mark. Between potential bullish pressure and signs of weakness in the markets, here are the 5 key elements to watch this week.
The crypto market is currently experiencing a period of uncertainty, as Bitcoin, which had recently reached historical highs, is showing signs of weakness. Experts from CryptoQuant have identified concerning indicators suggesting a possible impending bearish phase.
France is going through a pivotal period. On one hand, public debt has reached historic highs, exceeding 3 trillion euros. On the other hand, a profound transformation of institutions is disrupting the traditional balance of the Fifth Republic.
Amid revolutionary announcements, technological advancements, and regulatory turbulence, the crypto ecosystem continues to prove that it is both a territory of limitless innovations and a battleground for regulatory and economic challenges. Here is a summary of the most significant news from the past week surrounding Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance, Solana, and Ripple.
The founder of Cardano (ADA), Charles Hoskinson, recently expressed his concerns about the future of Layer-1 networks in light of the emergence of the GAFAM in the blockchain universe. According to him, companies like Meta, Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon could soon dominate the crypto space, relegating the current blockchains to the background. This would likely mark the end of the crypto industry as we know it today.
The influential crypto analyst PlanB, known for his predictions on Bitcoin, surprised the community by announcing on February 15 that he had transferred all of his BTC to spot ETFs. This decision marks a major turning point, stepping away from the Bitcoin maximalist ideology.
The crypto market is currently going through a period of uncertainty, characterized by low trading volumes and increased volatility. As Bitcoin fluctuates between a breakthrough towards $100,000 and a possible correction, macroeconomic factors, including FTX repayments and inflation, will play a key role in its evolution in the upcoming week.
The crypto market has never been shy about ambitious predictions, but a new technical analysis has reignited investor enthusiasm. A rare chart pattern, dubbed the "megaphone pattern," is said to have been crossed by Bitcoin, paving the way for a potential rise to $300,000 by 2025. As the crypto evolves in an environment of growing institutional adoption, and some experts no longer hesitate to compare it to gold, this forecast triggers as much optimism as skepticism.
"Analyzing crypto market trends often resembles a balancing act between rational anticipation and unpredictable volatility. Since the beginning of the year, Bitcoin has experienced a significant downward trend during weekends, a pattern that has persisted for five consecutive weeks. However, according to Geoffrey Kendrick, the head of crypto research at Standard Chartered, this pattern could be broken as early as this weekend. He anticipates a bullish reversal for Bitcoin, supported by inflows into Bitcoin ETFs and an improvement in the macroeconomic climate. If this analysis proves accurate, the leading global cryptocurrency could regain $100,000, but may aim for $102,500 in the short term."