Bitcoin is wavering, altcoins are surging: a key index crosses 50 and the hype explodes. Should we dive in or flee? Discover why this altseason could mark a strategic turning point for the crypto market.
Bitcoin’s all-time high (ATH) trended on crypto social media this week, with nearly half of all mentions discussing the recent milestone achieved by the OG coin. Even as the coin posted a strong climb during this period, experts believe such a level of dominance may lead to a short-term top and usually precedes a brief retracement.
A new survey by Bitcoin mining platform GoMining shows a surprisingly large knowledge gap among crypto users, one that may be slowing mainstream adoption. Despite being valued at over a trillion dollars, Bitcoin is still a mystery for most of its users. The GoMining survey, conducted among over 2,600 respondents across North America and Europe, found that more than 70% of Bitcoin users don’t feel confident explaining how it works.
Since El Salvador raised the orange flag in 2021 by adopting Bitcoin as legal tender, the country has not ceased to make headlines. Between the messianic vision of President Nayib Bukele and international fascination, the narrative seemed clear: every day, El Salvador bought one BTC. However, the curtain has just fallen. An official report from the IMF, accompanied by a letter signed by the highest financial officials in the country, states flatly: no Bitcoin purchases since February 2025.
Tether, once allergic to regulation, now bows to Washington. Opportunism? Late awakening? Crypto is opening a highway... but watch out for the toll!
For the second consecutive day, Ethereum-backed ETFs have attracted more capital than those linked to Bitcoin, with $403 million in inflows compared to $363 million. A strong signal that may mark a turning point in the preferences of institutional investors. Are we witnessing a shift in the established order of the crypto market?
The man behind Tesla and SpaceX wields tweets like market levers, oscillating between sarcasm, fascination, and caution. In October 2021, he urged not to "bet the farm" on cryptos. However, he later confessed to having acquired, "out of curiosity," Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin. Such a paradox raises a central question: Is Musk acting as a mere clear-sighted observer or as a fully engaged actor in an ecosystem he inadvertently helps to steer?
While Bitcoin was flirting with a new all-time high, the threshold of $123,000 abruptly halted its rise. This point of blockage, both technical and symbolic, surprised a market in search of benchmarks. Amid fractal resistances and signals of caution, the pullback is as intriguing as it fuels bets on what comes next. What does this failure really reveal?
The small Litecoin, the discreet brother of Bitcoin, is making its way into pharmaceutical vaults. MEI Pharma, either an insolent pioneer or an anticipatory genius? 100 million bet on a digital molecule.
Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have become an emerging trend in recent years, providing investors with exposure to BTC without direct ownership. Large corporate bodies have joined this trend, with top companies like Michael Saylor-led Strategy leading the pack. However, Bitcoin maximalist and media personality Max Keiser has urged caution among crypto participants who invest in the asset through centralized treasuries, explaining that these firms could become a target for governments in the future.
Could Bitcoin’s position at the market summit be grinding to a halt? Following a remarkable start to July, the OG crypto seems to be losing its sector dominance to Ethereum, at least for the time being. Some within the crypto circles now suggest that a continuation of this trend could signal a temporary end to Bitcoin’s reign at the top of the market.
Bitcoin remains king, but its throne is shaking. Its dominance is gently slipping, allowing for a resurgence of altcoins. Leading the way are Ethereum and XRP, as challengers regain ground.
Ether ETFs have just dethroned Bitcoin ETFs by recording $602 million in inflows in a single day, compared to $523 million for BTC. This record day, when crypto ETFs attracted $1.1 billion, reflects strong confidence from major financial players, who see ETFs as a secure and regulated way to expose their portfolios to the crypto sector.
On May 22, a new golden cross was formed on the Bitcoin chart, reactivating a signal that, in the past, has preceded soaring increases. While BTC remains below $120,000, analysts are closely monitoring this technical crossover between the 50 and 200-day moving averages. Already observed before the rallies of 2017 and 2020, this signal rekindles speculation about a bullish extension of the cycle that has been underway since the beginning of 2024.
The crypto market has just crossed the symbolic threshold of 4 trillion dollars in capitalization, a level unmatched since the bull run of 2021. However, this push goes far beyond a simple speculative rebound. It reflects a reallocation of capital towards major assets, a renewed confidence among investors, and a silent transformation of exchange infrastructures. More than just a strong comeback, it seems that the crypto ecosystem is entering a new phase of maturity.
Bitcoin is no longer just a hedge. Major public companies now treat it as a core asset, with market values shaped by how they hold it.
The IMF accuses El Salvador of circumventing its commitments regarding bitcoin. Amid tensions surrounding the Chivo Wallet and threats over a major loan, the economic balance is wavering. Dive into the behind-the-scenes of an unprecedented showdown between crypto and institutions.
When the Assembly knits bitcoin to recycle excess electricity, power plants smile, miners get busy... and digital gold suddenly becomes more French than a baguette under the arm.
The White House is preparing to open a new chapter in the integration of cryptocurrencies into the savings of American households. President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order allowing, for the first time, 401(k) retirement plans to include bitcoin, gold, and private equity among their investment options. A decision that could eventually create a massive influx of liquidity into the crypto market.
Far from the usual excitement, the bitcoin market is experiencing a movement that is both massive and discreet: 140,000 BTC accumulated in two weeks by new investors. No euphoria on social media, no media frenzy, but a net inflow that contrasts sharply with the prevailing lethargy. This silent resurgence of interest, driven by profiles previously absent, could mark a turning point in the current cycle. The market is waking up, but this time, without a sound.
Pakistan and El Salvador are joining forces when it comes to crypto. Bilal Bin Saqib, CEO of the Pakistan Crypto Council, met with El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele in San Salvador. The goal was to establish closer cooperation on digital assets, as both nations double down on Bitcoin adoption.
Here are TD Cowen's projections for the price of Bitcoin by the end of 2025. Three scenarios are proposed.
While some are watching for the slightest sign of a pullback, Bitcoin and Ether-backed ETFs continue their triumphant march. In a single day, these financial products attracted nearly $600 million, a sign of institutional appetite that shows no sign of weakening. This wave of enthusiasm outlines the contours of an increasingly assertive adoption of cryptocurrencies within traditional portfolios.
Ethereum climbs 20% amid Bitcoin's decline. Is the crypto market changing its leader? Full analysis here.
Bitcoin and key altcoins rallied following June’s inflation report, as investors eye a possible Fed rate cut and increased crypto demand.
Standard Chartered has taken a major step in crypto by launching a fully regulated spot trading service for Bitcoin and Ethereum, specifically targeting institutional clients. This move makes it the first globally systemically important bank to offer direct access to dollar-paired crypto spot trading, opening the door for corporates, investors, and asset managers to gain exposure to digital assets under the umbrella of a trusted banking institution.
Wall Street flirts with a cypherpunk: 30,000 bitcoins, a SPAC, an impatient heir, and a wink to Satoshi. The question remains who will press the button...
Digital asset exchange Bitfinex has spotted an interesting trend: grassroots demand for Bitcoin has outpaced supply. Bitfinex’s recent findings come at a time when the apex asset continues to carve strong upward price trajectories amid interest from top industry players. More so, this supply shock indicates the growing appeal of the OG crypto among new market participants despite its high value.
On Tuesday, in a turn as unexpected as it is symbolic, the United States House of Representatives canceled crucial votes on two major cryptocurrency bills. This setback, occurring during the height of "Crypto Week," follows a procedural failure that exposes the deep political divisions surrounding the regulation of digital assets. While attention was focused on the imminent adoption of the "Clarity" and "GENIUS" texts, discussions are now stalled, casting uncertainty on the future of the U.S. crypto framework.
Jerome Powell's term will expire in May 2026, and Donald Trump has already announced that he is considering three to four candidates to replace him. This crucial decision could radically transform American monetary policy and create shockwaves in global financial markets.