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Bitcoin is losing ground, Ethereum is capturing attention. Discover why institutional investors are massively reallocating their capital towards Ethereum ETFs, amid a shifting crypto market and on the brink of a decisive regulatory turning point.

Donald Trump strikes again. After opening 401(k) retirement plans to alternative assets like bitcoin, he appoints Stephen Miran, a pro-Bitcoin economist, to the Federal Reserve board. A move welcomed by the crypto market, propelling BTC beyond 117,500 dollars.

Trump plays the Pygmalion of bitcoin by inviting it into US pensions: a blow to Wall Street, a boost for savings accounts!

While the bitcoin market seems stuck in a waiting phase, reserves are running low on OTC desks, those platforms where institutions buy without moving prices. The company Strategy, which has already acquired more than 182,000 BTC this year, finds itself on the front line. Facing a drying supply, pressure is mounting. What if the next bullish shock was preparing... silently?

While the crypto industry is still searching for its regulatory compass, the SEC has just spotlighted a rapidly growing practice: liquid staking. In a statement as technical as it is meaningful, the agency specifies that certain forms of liquid staking could escape securities regulation. A welcome nuance, certainly, but one that does not dispel the lingering legal gray areas over the sector. Analysis.

Warning signs are everywhere. Between the explosion of inequalities and record debt, the global financial system is dangerously shaky. Faced with 37 trillion dollars of debt in the United States alone, one question arises: are we witnessing the end of capitalism as we know it?

A top crypto analyst predicts Bitcoin could soar to $300,000 by 2026 despite mixed market sentiment, supported by strong technical signals.

After months of recovery, the bullish momentum of the bitcoin market is abruptly fading. All indicators, spot, derivatives, ETFs, turn red, revealing a drop in liquidity, a decline in risk appetite, and a general slowdown. The latest Glassnode report confirms a phase change: euphoria gives way to caution, in a fragile and unpredictable market context.

The Bitcoin network has just crossed a new milestone with a mining difficulty reaching an all-time high of 127.6 trillion. While this figure indicates enhanced security, it raises crucial questions about the sector's economic balance. Between maintained profitability and a frantic technological race, does this escalation mark the beginning of a new era of mining?

Bitcoin falters, whales fill their nets. What if the real strategy was to buy when everyone doubts? The shadow of OTC says a lot...

Bitcoin under pressure: ETFs unload $323M, while Treasuries buy massively. Details here!

Sequans has added 85 more bitcoins to its reserves, bringing its total to 3,157 BTC. The $10M purchase shows its long-term Bitcoin treasury strategy as global institutional accumulation gains momentum.

Metaplanet has made yet another landmark acquisition as it doubles down on its goal of becoming the largest corporate Bitcoin holder. Following its transition to a BTC treasury firm, the Tokyo-listed firm has become one of the largest publicly listed holders of Bitcoin in Asia.

SEC’s recent move to raise options limits for Bitcoin ETFs may strengthen BlackRock’s market position and attract more investors.

Pump.fun collapses, memecoins are shaky. In July, the star crypto platform lost 80% of its revenue. Traders fleeing, fierce competition, saturated market: find out why memecoin euphoria may be coming to an end. Complete analysis and key figures.

While bitcoin oscillates around critical thresholds, between selling pressures and bullish technical signals, investors wonder: simple market breathing or prelude to a new surge towards 75,000 dollars

Panic on the crypto planet: panicked whales, small holders bleeding. And Binance picking up BTC like it's raining. Bitcoin itself looks grim…

Bitcoin is seeing renewed interest as large holders add to their positions, with market sentiment shifting toward optimism.

Blockchain intelligence firm Arkham has disclosed that 127,426 BTC, worth nearly $14.5 billion today, was quietly stolen from Chinese mining pool LuBian in late 2020. The heist, which had remained hidden from the public for almost four years, now ranks among the largest crypto thefts in history by current valuation.

Bitcoin lost 7.5% after nearly touching $123,250, briefly reviving fears of a lasting correction. However, some analysts see an ideal configuration, described as a "perfect bottom." For them, this technical pullback would be less a sign of weakness than a strategic springboard announcing a major rebound.

In a universe dominated by digital abstraction, the sudden disappearance of the statue of Satoshi Nakamoto in Lugano resonates as a symbolic shock. Erected during the Plan B Forum in homage to the decentralized spirit of bitcoin, the work was torn down, vandalized, then recovered in pieces by the lakeside. This artistic manifesto, having become a target, crystallizes the tensions around the crypto imagination. A reward in bitcoin was promised, a sign that the case goes beyond simple vandalism: it calls into question the integrity of symbols in a faceless culture.

Bitcoin miners generated $1.66 billion in July, a record since the 2024 halving. Profitability, difficulty, projections: the mining economy is undergoing major changes. Discover the key figures, trends to watch, and what August holds.

Spot crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are currently on a smooth sail, posting strong inflow records week-on-week. Although these investment products struggled during the early parts of the year following the broader market drop, their performances have picked up in this quarter—particularly in the U.S. market

While the price of bitcoin is holding steady, its mining difficulty is climbing sky-high: a technical record that may hide more gold than speculation…

In the span of a few hours, Arthur Hayes, the former CEO of BitMEX, sold more than 13 million dollars in crypto, while the market evolves in a consolidation phase. The operation intrigues as much as it worries, due to its scale, but especially because of its timing. This move, far from trivial, could signal a global change of course.

As each bitcoin becomes rarer, Strategy aims to concentrate an unprecedented share. Michael Saylor, its co-founder, mentions the possibility of holding up to 7% of the global bitcoin supply, or nearly 1.5 million BTC. With already more than 3% in reserve, the company no longer just invests: it builds a financial model focused on the strategic accumulation of the asset. A trajectory that redefines corporate treasury codes in the era of digital currencies.

The Japanese firm Metaplanet is stepping up. It plans to issue up to 3.7 billion dollars of shares to finance a massive BTC accumulation strategy. A bold approach, directly inspired by the Strategy model (ex-MicroStrategy), which establishes bitcoin as a central pillar of its financial doctrine.

Markets waver, cryptos drop. Under the combined effect of a resurgence of trade tensions and mixed economic indicators, technology stocks suffered a sharp setback. In their wake, crypto stocks like Coinbase, Riot Platforms, and CleanSpark fell heavily, amplifying losses recorded on a bitcoin that fell below 115,000 dollars. This new volatility episode reveals the extreme sensitivity of cryptos to the global economic agenda and monetary policy expectations.