Theme Bitcoin (BTC)

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? 

Bitcoin is back at the center of American political play. The White House is preparing an announcement on the strategic reserve desired by Donald Trump, while Congress seeks to turn this project into lasting law.

Bitcoin reaches a turning point with BlackRock's ETF at ATH. Crypto boosted by massive flows: discover this key signal.

Bitcoin once again captures the attention of institutional investors, with crypto products attracting $1.2 billion in one week. This return of capital does not resemble a simple technical rebound. It mainly shows that large investors are taking positions again, as bitcoin trades at its highest levels since early February.

Bitcoin is progressing, but the market remains tense. Despite a rebound of over 29% since February, several analysts anticipate a new phase of decline. In their sights, a precise level: $57,000, identified as a possible cycle bottom. Between reading past cycles, technical signals, and an uncertain macroeconomic environment, projections converge on a correction scenario.

Saylor brings out his orange dots, and bitcoin is already trembling. While Strategy fills its vault, the crypto market smiles yellow: who really holds the global liquidity pump now?

What if crypto was never made for you? Nikil Viswanathan, CEO of Alchemy, emphasizes: crypto was designed for AI agents, not for humans. Discover why traders could soon be replaced by algorithms…

The bitcoin market is changing dimension. Indeed, BlackRock's ETF has just surpassed a historic player in crypto derivatives, marking a turning point in the sector's organization. This surpassing is not just a simple record, but reflects a rapid advancement of regulated markets compared to offshore platforms. This evolution redefines the balances and confirms bitcoin's anchoring in traditional finance.

88 people indicted, organized criminal networks, tortured victims: crypto-kidnapping is exploding in France. Vanessa Perrée, prosecutor of PNACO, reveals an unprecedented wave of violence targeting cryptocurrency holders. Why is this phenomenon spreading so fast?

Large Bitcoin wallets resume activity. On-chain data signal an intensification of movements among these major players, a phenomenon often observed at key market moments. As these flows multiply, expectations evolve. Does this resurgence of activity mark the beginning of a new bullish dynamic, or is it part of a simple strategic adjustment?

A researcher has just broken a 15-bit elliptic crypto key on a publicly accessible quantum computer, winning 1 Bitcoin. This breakthrough, 512 times more powerful than the previous one, does it threaten the security of Bitcoin and blockchains?

The US spot Bitcoin ETFs have just closed eight consecutive days of net inflows, totaling more than 2 billion dollars in less than two weeks. A rare streak, which is no coincidence. Are we on the dawn of a new cycle of institutional accumulation?

Institutional flows are intensifying, but the market is sending a completely different signal. Despite nine consecutive days of inflows into XRP-related investment products, its performance against Bitcoin is deteriorating dangerously. This unexpected gap between capital inflows and price weakness raises questions for investors: do ETFs really suffice to support an asset? Behind this contradictory dynamic, technical indicators outline a much more worrying scenario for XRP.

Metaplanet raises 50 million dollars to buy more bitcoin, and this choice confirms a strategy that has become central for the Japanese company. The company listed in Tokyo no longer just keeps BTC in reserve. It now builds its financial model around it.

The crypto market sends a breaking signal. After several tense weeks, investor sentiment suddenly recovers, driven by a bitcoin close to a key threshold. The Fear & Greed index confirms this rapid shift. It remains to be seen whether this recovery reflects a lasting change or just a simple rebound in an still unstable environment.

The trading volume of memecoins exploded to over 5 billion dollars in a single day, before falling as quickly as it had risen. Behind this spectacular volatility lies a reality well known to analysts: short-term speculation rules supreme. But this time, is it a sign of a lasting slowdown?

Bitcoin has just passed back above 60% dominance across the entire crypto market, a symbolic threshold it had not reclaimed since 2026. Meanwhile, its price is near 80,000 dollars, a sign of a clear return of capital to the asset considered the most solid in the sector. According to data relayed on April 23, BTC dominance hovers around 60.6%, while the market looks again at the 80,000 dollar threshold.

Tesla confirms its stance on bitcoin. In the first quarter, the automaker reports a loss of $173 million related to its cryptos, without modifying its reserves. Still exposed to 11,509 BTC, the company led by Elon Musk maintains an unchanged strategy despite market volatility, revealing the direct impact of accounting rules on results.

Tensions around the Strait of Hormuz revive concerns over the stability of the global energy system, through which a major share of the world's oil transits. The system has long been controlled by the dollar, but this is changing because of dedollarization, shifts in global politics, and new options like bitcoin, which are being talked about as ways to avoid traditional financial systems. In this context of gradual transformation, oil becomes a point of friction in a silent monetary shift. A question naturally arises: are we moving from an age of the petrodollar to an era where a petrobitcoin standard is gradually emerging?

Bitcoin sends an unprecedented technical signal since the start of this bear market. The CryptoQuant Bull Score index has just crossed the 50 threshold, finally leaving the red zone to enter neutral territory. Is this the beginning of a real reversal, or simply a respite before another drop?

A shadow continues to hang over the history of bitcoin. Since its beginnings, the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto has fueled investigations, hypotheses, and debates in the crypto world. A new documentary, "Finding Satoshi," revives this mystery with a central thesis: the creator of Bitcoin was a duo, not a single person. The film identifies Hal Finney and Len Sassaman as the two figures behind this pseudonym. Released Wednesday, it relies on four years of investigation, mixing testimonies, technical data, and biographical elements. Without providing definitive proof, the documentary builds a coherent scenario around a collective origin of BTC before its public disappearance.