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While some tighten their belts, Tether stacks billions in Treasury bonds. Crypto miracle or well-oiled cash machine? You be the judge, numbers to support.

Ever since crypto assets entered the financial circles, many industry participants, including stakeholders, have called for a clear classification of these blockchain assets. Strategy’s (formerly MicroStrategy) CEO, Michael Saylor, has also lent his voice, calling on the U.S. government to give a set definition to digital securities and commodities.

Bitcoin hit a three-week low early Friday as investors reacted to Donald Trump’s sweeping executive order on trade tariffs, triggering a broader sell-off across stocks and crypto markets.

The dollar is roaring, and Bitcoin is taking a hit. That’s the scenario taking shape as the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) climbs past 99.98 points, reaching its highest level in two months. This upward move coincides with the Federal Reserve’s decision to keep interest rates unchanged—a strong signal to markets, though not necessarily a favorable one for Bitcoin.

Boosted by record inflows into ETFs, Ethereum has just recorded its strongest monthly rally since 2022. This spectacular rebound propels ETH to the forefront of portfolios, challenging the dominant Bitcoin narrative. Is Ethereum becoming the must-have crypto asset, akin to tech stocks in the 1990s? Or is institutional adoption masking a deeper fundamental weakness?

July 2025 marked a turning point for the crypto universe. Between the breakthrough of stablecoins, the collapse of Bitcoin reserves, and global regulatory advancements, five major events are shaping a new dynamic. Here’s what you definitely should not have missed.

Signals are multiplying in the crypto ecosystem. After months of overwhelming dominance by Bitcoin, altcoins are showing signs of awakening. Sygnum, the Swiss digital bank, anticipates a major rotation of capital. Could this long-awaited altseason finally be starting?

Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, recently published a revealing article in the Financial Times about his vision of "globalization 2.0." This new approach aims to direct citizens' savings towards investments in local infrastructure, under the guidance of asset managers like BlackRock.

Bitcoin has gone from a routine decentralized medium of exchange to become one of the most valuable assets in the world. And as with any apex asset, the OG coin has witnessed massive global interest from both corporate bodies and regional powers. Top industry stakeholders are now calling for an increased portfolio inclusion of the first-born crypto, highlighting it as a store of value amid the rising U.S. debt profile.

Sequans boosts Bitcoin holdings with an $88.5M purchase amid growing institutional demand.

Saylor the enlightened, billionaire or prophet? He splashes out 2.5 billion on five-figure bitcoin. A speculative mass on the stock market... with monthly dividends, please!

Galaxy Digital moved nearly 3,800 BTC, worth about 450 million dollars, to exchange platforms. Despite this, bitcoin remains stable around 119,000 dollars, showing no signs of panic. Even a brief drop to 117,000 dollars was not enough to change the trend.

On July 29, Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, stated that "bitcoin is probably the best form of money ever created." Indeed, this statement resonates in a context where bitcoin is regaining traction among institutions. As the crypto ecosystem redefines itself, Armstrong reignites the debate on the monetary legitimacy of bitcoin and once again establishes himself as one of the most listened to voices in the sector.

Could Bitcoin be surpassed by Cardano? Charles Hoskinson, founder of ADA, claims that his project offers more yield, utility, and potential. Discover why Cardano could very well disrupt the balance of the crypto market by 2025.

While Bitcoin wavers after flirting with its all-time highs, Michael Saylor quotes Phil Knight sharply. Through this nod to the founder of Nike, the founder of Strategy reaffirms his tough stance. A strong reminder directed at weakened investors, in an environment where trust is measured by shifting trends.

In the world of crypto, the name Satoshi Nakamoto remains a source of intrigue. No one knows who is behind this pseudonym, but his legacy continues to fuel theories, fantasies, and passionate debates. This article revisits the birth of bitcoin, the mysterious disappearance of its creator, and the technological and ideological footprint he has left on the entire crypto world. You will also discover the most credible profiles behind the name Satoshi Nakamoto, the extent of his fortune in bitcoins, and how his anonymity has strengthened the spirit of decentralization at the heart of the Bitcoin network.

Digital asset investment products saw $1.9 billion in inflows this week, a 15-week run of positive sentiment, as reported by CoinShares. So far in July, inflows have hit $11.2 billion, outpacing the $7.6 billion recorded back in December 2024 after the U.S. election. The United States led the charge with $2 billion, while Germany contributed an additional $70 million. On the flip side, outflows from Hong Kong, Canada, and Brazil totaled $160 million, $84.3 million, and $23.2 million, which somewhat balanced out the demand from the U.S.

Crypto funds have just recorded their fifteenth consecutive week of inflows, confirming a bullish momentum despite market volatility. Ether stands out significantly, attracting the majority of capital on its own. Bitcoin, on the other hand, shows a slight decline, giving way to the rise of altcoins.

Trump wants to launch his Bitcoin ETF via Truth Social, the SEC hesitates, and the Democrats scream: regulation or crypto blessing for a former president who knows how to inflate his tokens?

Strategy, Michael Saylor's company, did not purchase any bitcoin during the last week of July, a surprising first, as the price of the flagship asset remains above 118,000 dollars. This slowdown starkly contrasts with the sustained pace of previous months and coincides with a fundraising of 2.5 billion dollars in preferred stocks. A calculated pause or a warning signal? Investors are questioning.

Ethereum is once again in the spotlight. While Bitcoin stabilizes, the second giant of the crypto market may be preparing for a historic breakthrough. Several crypto analysts anticipate a parabolic run towards a new peak. The path to $5,000 appears clear... but how far can ETH really go?

Bitcoin’s computational power has recorded an uptick in the previous day, surging close to previous levels—a trend that is viewed as a net positive for miners. As the higher hash rate boosts the blockchain’s security and robustness, miners benefit from increased profits.

Ethereum is regaining market attention as investors turn their eyes away from Bitcoin after weeks of record highs. At the time of writing, the global crypto market cap has climbed to $3.88 trillion, up 1.81% in the last 24 hours. Ethereum is trading at $3,743.91 with a 2.42% daily gain, while Bitcoin’s market dominance has slipped slightly to 60.53%.

Michael Saylor has just published a new signal on X that is shaking up the crypto markets. The founder of Strategy shared the famous SaylorTracker chart, a habit that traditionally precedes his bitcoin acquisitions. This time, the accumulation machine seems ready to get back in motion.

While many analysts were betting on a Bitcoin peak in 2025, Bitwise is throwing everyone off guard. According to its Chief Investment Officer, the true peak of the cycle could occur in 2026. This challenges the famous four-year theory related to halving, with solid arguments to back it up... What if the best is yet to come for BTC?

Satoshi’s original vision for Bitcoin was to function as a decentralized peer-to-peer electronic cash system, free from the influence of governments or financial institutions. However, U.S. lawmaker Senator Cynthia Lummis believes that Bitcoin could serve a far greater purpose as a hedge against the rising cost of living.

In a world where Bitcoin mining seems reserved for industrial giants, a solitary miner has just defied the odds. With a simple machine and a good dose of perseverance, he earned $373,000 by solving a block all on his own. A rare achievement that reminds us that, in the realm of Bitcoin, boldness still has its place.

While traditional markets remain under pressure, bitcoin reaches a historic milestone: its realized capitalization exceeds 1 trillion dollars for the first time. This threshold, reflecting the capital actually engaged in the network, occurs at a moment when a Satoshi-era whale sells 80,000 BTC, or nearly 9 billion dollars, without shaking the price. A strong double signal, both technical and psychological, confirming the robustness of the market in the face of large-scale events.