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Ken Griffin believes investors are "almost certainly" in an AI-related bubble. The founder of Citadel does not, however, question the technology itself. His concern is mainly about the amounts invested, the cost of GPUs, and the difficulty many companies have in turning their expenses into productivity gains. For him, a correction could eliminate many players while allowing the future giants of the sector to emerge.

The digital ruble has reached a new milestone in Russia. For the first time, some employees of the Ministry of Finance received their salary directly in the central bank's digital currency. The system remains voluntary, and Moscow has not disclosed the number of participants or the total amount paid. After test payments and the national launch, the Russian CBDC is now included in pay slips.

Bitcoin miners collected around 1.12 billion dollars in September, their best month since January. The BTC rally supported revenues while the network difficulty barely moved at its last adjustment. It decreased by only 0.03%, to 132.72 trillion. After several tough months, conditions are becoming a little less strained for operators.

OpenAI is already preparing a new massive financial operation. The company is reportedly looking to raise at least $30 billion from investors, with a target valuation close to $1.4 trillion. This amount mainly shows how costly the AI race has become. Between data centers, chips, and computing power, financial needs continue to explode.

According to Ki Young Ju, founder of CryptoQuant, the Bitcoin bull cycle would multiply its price by three to five, compared to more than ten during some historical phases. This forecast is based on less extreme volatility and significant institutional presence, but it does not represent a guaranteed price target.

Bitcoin has just held above $86,000 this Tuesday, after many weeks of strong progress supported by the return of appetite for risk. Various observers see in this scenario the end of "crypto winter," however, short position liquidations and monetary uncertainties still call for caution.

The number is impressive, but it is an estimate. 92,272 people are believed to hold at least 1 million dollars in Bitcoin, according to Henley & Partners' Crypto Wealth Report 2026. In total, the firm counts 135,694 millionaires in digital assets. Bitcoin thus represents nearly 68% of this group. The calculation is stopped as of August 31, 2026, while BTC was still about 38% below its record of October 2025.

As the U.S. Treasury keeps the money printer spinning, Bitcoin surges 25% in a week and brushes $80,000, leaving bears grinding their teeth while bulls start dreaming big again.

Bitcoin has been trading cheaper in the United States than in the rest of the global market for 50 consecutive days. This rare signal comes from the Coinbase Bitcoin Premium Index, which remained negative until July 7–8. Behind this subtle gap, a reality is confirmed: American demand for BTC shows signs of fatigue.

The application of the new European tax rules on cryptocurrencies is already causing disputes in France. The non-custodial exchange platform Bull Bitcoin has initiated proceedings before the Council of State to request the annulment of the French decree implementing the DAC8 directive. The company believes that this reporting system could expose users to surveillance and security risks. According to it, the consequences would far exceed the tax framework and could affect nearly 135 million Bitcoin holders in Europe.

Zcash, the penguin swimming against the tide of struggling altcoins, scores a well-deserved 13 % rally. Its secret? Ironwood, a fresh upgrade that's restoring investor confidence.

The crypto Taiko is undergoing a major crisis after a hack causing approximately 1.7 million dollars in losses. The Ethereum layer 2 network has halted its block production and asks users to withdraw their funds from all its crypto bridges.

HYPE climbs like a hurried candidate to the upscale neighborhoods of the market, while Hyperliquid cashes in on ETFs and XXL bets. The cautious are already counting possible bumps.

Zcash recorded one of the most violent moves of the day, but this jump of more than 20% to 30% looks more like a speculative surge under tension than a clean and sustainable reversal. The context helps, of course. The announcement of a two-week ceasefire between the United States and Iran triggered a broad relief rally on risk markets, with oil falling and a sharp return of risk appetite.

The Ethereum Foundation has just monetized a small part of its reserve. The operation remains limited in volume, but it says a lot about the Foundation's new financial discipline and the rise of crypto treasury companies.

Bitcoin plunges and extreme fear dominates the market. However, institutions are quietly accumulating. Should you buy now?

Bitcoin is heading into October with traders eyeing its seasonal track record for momentum. Market participants coined the phrase “Uptober” to describe the month’s history of outsized gains, and attention now turns to whether 2025 will continue that trend. After a modest September, investors are weighing past performance against current conditions to judge whether the final quarter could spark another rally.

While Bitcoin makes headlines, the discreet BNB is climbing quietly. An ATH that tastes of revenge? A crypto that works while others act like stars!

When ETFs fill up like broken pockets and bitcoin breaks through the ceiling, traditional markets wonder: have cryptos become acceptable to the suit-and-tie crowd?

While Trump dreams of tariffs and inflation recedes, Bitcoin rises... but how far? At $113,804, the oracles are stirring and the short-sellers are biting their nails.

No one bets on a campfire when the rain is falling. Yet, NFTs continue to crackle, even in the downpour. While trading volumes shrink quarter after quarter, sales are holding firm: $2.82 billion collected in the first half of 2025. Fewer dollars per transaction, but more hands are reaching out. The market is no longer frantic; it breathes differently, calmer, denser. And that might be the best news crypto has had in months.

Although Bitcoin is shaking up the markets and gradually establishing itself as a pillar of modern finance, it remains curiously discreet in the columns of major traditional media. In the second quarter of 2025, while crypto reached a new historical peak, its media presence was revealed to be meager. This absence is all the more striking as it does not reflect either the intensity of its adoption or the economic upheavals it brings about. The latest report from the Perception firm presents a clear observation: Bitcoin is unsettling, and some prefer not to talk about it!

The world of French tech is reaching a new milestone. Sequans, a specialist in IoT semiconductors, chooses Bitcoin to strengthen its financial strategy. A rare, bold decision that carries significant meaning in the current economic context.

When Changpeng Zhao, aka CZ, takes to the pen — or rather his keyboard — the crypto ecosystem listens carefully. On June 7, 2025, the former head of Binance struck again with a tweet that was both provocative, ironic, and full of meaning, merging the echoes of Winston Churchill's speeches with his own philosophy of "HODL." The result: a powerful message that encapsulates the mindset of millions of crypto investors around the world.

There are stories that one buries with lawsuits, maximum security prisons, and forgotten headlines. Then there is bitcoin, this red thread that one never really cuts. In June 2025, a transaction of 300 BTC, equivalent to 31 million dollars, lands in the wallet of Ross Ulbricht, creator of Silk Road, the legendary black market of the darknet. The catch? This windfall comes from a wallet linked to AlphaBay, its notoriously infamous successor. The past has not said its last word. It returns... in encrypted form.

Bitcoin is walking a tightrope between bulls and bears. If $110,000 gives way, it's champagne; otherwise, the options expire, along with the illusions.

Bitcoin has once again shaken up the market. By surpassing the $105,000 mark, the iconic crypto has returned to levels it hasn't seen since January. This surge, accompanied by a rise in the major altcoins, reignites speculation: is it just a technical rebound or the start of a new bullish cycle? In a rapidly changing geopolitical context, as investors regain their appetite for risk, signals are multiplying... but their interpretation remains uncertain.

At the tumultuous intersection of spirituality and speculation, a cryptocurrency named LUCE defies conventions. As the Vatican mourns the death of Pope Francis, this meme token, inspired by the mascot of the Holy Year 2025, emerges as a modern paradox. Between prayers and algorithms, the crypto community stirs, turning a sacred event into a financial playground. How could a simple cartoon trigger such a profane frenzy?