The Japanese company Metaplanet is aggressively pursuing its strategy of adopting Bitcoin as a cash reserve. This new fundraising marks its second major operation in two months, consolidating its position as the largest Bitcoin treasury in Japan.
Is Bitcoin at $80,000 out of reach? For some analysts, it's quite the opposite: this threshold could represent a buying opportunity. While the market oscillates between bullish enthusiasm and fears of a correction, several fundamental indicators suggest it's time to revisit certainties. Behind the numbers, a different underlying dynamic is emerging, one that is quite distinct from past cycles. Far from a peak, Bitcoin may still have room to grow.
What if the dollar wavered under the weight of its own contradictions? Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, the global asset management giant, issues a striking warning: Bitcoin could supplant the American dollar as the world's benchmark currency. This prophecy, far from being isolated, is set against a backdrop of growing distrust towards the greenback. Between the explosive debt of the United States and the meteoric rise of cryptocurrencies, the global financial landscape is undergoing a transformation.
Bitcoin ruthlessly crushes the hopes of Ether. The ETH/BTC ratio has just hit its lowest level in five years, at 0.02193. A staggering drop of 39% in one year. For the first time since a halving, Ether is bending under the weight of its elder. What is behind this historic reversal? Between being a safe haven in the face of macroeconomic turbulence and the repositioning of investors, Bitcoin consolidates its status as a safe-haven asset. A deep dive into the mechanics of an unequal duel.
Bitcoin begins the week against a backdrop of economic and technical uncertainties. While the symbolic threshold of $82,000 struggles to hold, investors are closely monitoring market signals. Amid geopolitical tensions, alarming technical indicators, and hopes for a bullish reversal, here are the 5 elements to watch closely this week.
Solana groans, Bitcoin stumbles. The crypto market, drunk with hope yesterday, is reeling under the blows of tariffs. Trump did not free the dollar, but rather chained digital assets.
As Bitcoin wavers below $85,000, Michael Saylor, an iconoclastic figure in crypto, challenges the turbulence. His company, Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), has just swallowed up $1.9 billion in the purchase of 22,000 BTC. A gamble? More like a show of strength. In a market shaken by Trump’s protectionist announcements and macroeconomic uncertainty, Saylor embodies an unshakeable conviction: Bitcoin remains the Holy Grail of digital assets.
Amid revolutionary announcements, technological evolutions, and regulatory turbulence, the crypto ecosystem continues to prove that it is both a territory of limitless innovations and a battleground of regulatory and economic conflicts. Here is a summary of the most significant news from the past week regarding Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance, Solana, and Ripple.
The Middle East is currently undergoing a profound reconfiguration of its alliances and historical rivalries. The gradual collapse of the Syrian regime and the weakening of Iran are reshuffling the cards in an already unstable region. This new dynamic is bringing Turkey to the forefront as a regional expansionist power, potentially pushing Israel and certain Arab countries towards an unprecedented alliance.
As Bitcoin hovers around $82,500, a breeze of optimism blows through the cryptosphere. Raoul Pal, a former Goldman Sachs executive and a key figure in macrofinance, throws a stone into the pond: according to him, Bitcoin is about to exit its correction phase and embark on a new ascent. His prediction? An explosion in prices, fueled by a little-known indicator to the general public: global liquidity. But behind these forecasts lie subtle mechanisms, where time, economic data, and market psychology intertwine.
A cold wind blows over crypto. The post-electoral momentum is fading. Bitcoin and Ethereum are wavering. The market looks elsewhere, uncertain, without a compass, waiting for the next breath.
American spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) ended their remarkable streak of ten consecutive days of positive net inflows on Friday.
Bitcoin is dropping, but the real movement might come from elsewhere. While the market is taking a rapid downturn, some analysts are already betting on another engine: the massive return of liquidity from central banks. Behind the numbers, a global monetary dynamic is emerging, far more decisive than the ongoing correction. BTC is wavering, but the incoming capital flow could rewrite everything.
Under the March rain, Solana bends its back. But the stars whisper of a bullish spring. Skeptics laugh, while dreamers are already sketching the curves of a comeback.
And if independence no longer came through weapons, but through blocks of code? The BRICS dream of sovereignty in cryptocurrencies, with Siluanov as a digital scout.
While several media outlets report that Bitcoin's dominance has reached a peak of 58.8% on March 28, 2025 – a record since April 2021 – a more nuanced reality emerges. According to our data, BTC hit a dominance peak of 61.2% two weeks earlier. This figure, overlooked or ignored, actually reveals a decline in Bitcoin's market share. Thus, is this the harbinger of an Altseason comeback?
The storm is rumbling in the crypto market. This Saturday, the charts display an alarming red: bitcoin plunges below $84,000, Ethereum wavers around $1,880, and XRP crashes by 5%. A brutal correction, but not entirely unpredictable. Behind these numbers lie complex dynamics, where on-chain data and macroeconomic factors intertwine. Analysis.
The halving, once the war drum of the bull market, has fallen silent. In the silence, Bitcoin seeks a new rhythm in a crypto market that dances differently.
The volatility of Bitcoin is resurfacing. After a peak above $84,000, the cryptocurrency fell by 3.5% within a few hours. This decline fuels fears of a return to $72,000, a scenario that seemed unthinkable not long ago. The cause? Uncertain macroeconomic liquidity conditions, which undermine risky assets. Some analysts believe that the market could enter a critical phase, where the evolution of monetary policies and investors' appetite for risk will be decisive.
What if France became a hub of innovation for Bitcoin? While the debates on cryptocurrency often oscillate between fascination and distrust, Clara Chappaz, the delegated minister for Digital Affairs, opens an unprecedented door: exploiting French nuclear power to mine Bitcoin. A bold proposal, blending economic pragmatism and energy sovereignty. During…
Bitcoin continues its downward spiral for the fourth consecutive day, hitting a low of $83,387 on March 28. Paradoxically, while small investors are panicking, "whales" are significantly increasing their positions, according to several market analysts.
Central bank digital currencies would eliminate all privacy, but few seem to care. Fortunately, there will always be Bitcoin.
As Bitcoin sways like a ship in a macroeconomic storm, the threshold of $84,000 becomes a symbol of resistance. The latest data from the U.S. Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE), published on March 28, injected a dose of raw realism into the market euphoria. Inflation, that tenacious specter, returns to haunt traders. But behind the numbers, a burning question lingers: Can Bitcoin maintain its status as a safe haven, or will it succumb to the weight of economic indicators?
Crypto explosion on the horizon or market mirage? The Bitcoin Macro Index reveals a worrying divergence. Details here!
The video game giant lost 3 billion dollars on the stock market after announcing its plan to purchase bitcoin. Investors doubt this strategy, suspecting it of masking the company's structural difficulties.
The bitcoin market enters a pivotal day with the expiration of $16.5 billion in options, a record that could shape its short-term trajectory. While the $90,000 mark seemed within reach, an unexpected pullback has weakened bullish positions, providing sellers with a strategic opportunity. In this battle between buyers and sellers, the outcome will depend on price movements in the coming hours, with potential impacts far beyond this single expiration. The market holds its breath, ready to tilt one way or the other.
Bitcoin is taking a pause. While the flagship cryptocurrency struggles to sustainably break through the $86,000 mark, gold is smashing all records. This Thursday, the yellow metal reached a new historical peak of $3,059 per ounce, fueled by a tense macroeconomic context.
Like a tightrope walker oscillating between two cliffs, Bitcoin ETFs evoke as much hope as they do chills. In recent weeks, a timid recovery of positive flows has breathed a semblance of life back into the market. But behind this surge lies a darker reality, highlighted by CryptoQuant: Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are navigating a critical turbulence zone. Between deceptive stabilization and macroeconomic threats, BTC is walking a tightrope.
The Blockchain Group, a French company, has just acquired 580 bitcoins for 47 million euros, establishing itself as the first European "Bitcoin Treasury Company." This strategy, inspired by Michael Saylor's strategy, has led to a spectacular surge in its stock price.
Predictions shape the crypto market, especially when they come from seasoned analysts. As Bitcoin surpasses $85,000, attention turns to its outlook. One statement particularly stands out: Timothy Peterson estimates a 75% probability that BTC will reach a new ATH by the end of the year. His analysis is based on historical data from the network, far from risky speculations. As the halving approaches, this forecast fuels debates and could influence investors' decisions.