Bull Run

On the eve of a decisive Fed meeting, Bitcoin surprises by crossing the $94,000 mark, a symbolic threshold that reignites the debate over a possible bullish comeback. This rebound occurs after several days of hesitation and in a climate of macroeconomic tension, where markets scrutinize the slightest monetary signal. Between technical rebound and investor caution, the crypto market is stirring but remains suspended to the FOMC announcements.

Bitcoin Cash has an early year that few observers anticipated. While most L1 blockchains struggle to stand, BCH moves forward confidently, as if the entire market has finally decided to reconsider its place in the crypto landscape. A sharp, almost disorienting rise that contrasts with the lethargy of other major networks.

Dogecoin remains under pressure but rising on-chain activity and growing investor participation hint at a potential rebound.

Bitcoin is close to volatility indigestion, its Sharpe Ratio is falling, and whales are salivating. Should you buy when everything collapses? Here is a crypto puzzle worthy of a financial noir novel.

As the crypto market moves toward a new bullish cycle in 2025, identifying promising projects becomes crucial for investors. This selection analyzes seven cryptocurrencies that, through their technological innovation and growing adoption, position themselves as strategic choices. Each project solves concrete problems and stands out against its direct competitors.

Bitcoin is soaring, but enthusiasm is fading: what if artificial intelligence has already sensed the scam of an Uptober that will not explode?

Bitcoin in full panic, the index collapses... what if the storm was announcing a clearing? While the charts are turning red, some are arming themselves with patience.

Solid gold Trump holding a bitcoin in front of the Capitol: crypto happening or presidential cult? Between pop culture and monetary policy, Washington becomes the theater of a curious spectacle.

Usually September bleeds, this time bitcoin smiles: +8%. But behind the miracle, the Fed pulls the strings and the crypto ecosystem holds its breath.

Analysts say Bitcoin could fall below $100K before recovering, with key levels and market trends guiding the outlook.

Solana has reached a decisive milestone with the massive approval of Alpenglow, an upgrade set to disrupt its operation. This decision paves the way for unprecedented acceleration of transactions, bringing the blockchain closer to the speeds of modern Internet infrastructure. Ecosystem players see this change as an opportunity to strengthen competitiveness against Ethereum and Bitcoin. Alpenglow thus marks the beginning of a new technological era for a network seeking to combine speed and reliability

Bitcoin (BTC) is once again at a crucial crossroads after dropping below the $120,000 price mark, intensified by strong capital exits. For now, the OG crypto is hovering within the $120K rejection point and other key support regions. With the market currently consolidating, market participants are observing these levels as BTC appears to lose steam following multiple rejections at cycle highs.

Nearly 94% of XRP investors are now in the green, a level rarely reached in crypto history. Driven by a surge up to $3.11, the fourth largest crypto by market capitalization triggers as much euphoria as concern. Indeed, previous instances where XRP reached such profitability were followed by sharp corrections, in 2018 as in 2021. This time, is it a new bull cycle... or a precursor sign of a brutal reversal?

Bitcoin is showing signs of slowing momentum. BTC trading volume fell by 28% this week, even as the price climbed modestly to around $117,582. Is capital quietly rotating into altcoins?

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?

MicroStrategy continues to surprise. While most companies adjust their cash reserves with cautious investments, the firm led by Michael Saylor continues to forge a radically different path. Staying true to its "Bitcoin first" strategy, MicroStrategy has just announced a $2 billion fundraising, primarily intended for the purchase of new BTC. This is not just a financial operation: it is a manifesto. Behind this decision lies an ideological confrontation between two visions of the monetary world. And MicroStrategy, once again, chooses its side unambiguously.

While Bitcoin slumbers, the whales stir and Ethereum prances. The altcoin dance begins, with institutions as conductors... How long will the music last?

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.

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?

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.

Quantum computing, often seen as a sword of Damocles hanging over blockchains, has fueled fantasies and speculations for more than a decade. In this universe of uncertainty, Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, presents a contrarian diagnosis: lucid, quantified, but above all, confident. For him, the arrival of machines capable of breaking current cryptographic foundations is not a fatality, it is a deadline. And Ethereum will be ready for it.

For a long time, bitcoin reigned supreme as the uncontested master of the cryptocurrency realm, particularly in the area of exchange-traded funds (ETFs). But today, a turning point is taking place. Discreetly, methodically, Ethereum is beginning to nibble away at market shares and is capturing the attention of institutional investors. A recent report from CoinShares highlights this astonishing dynamic: ether is no longer just following; it is asserting itself. Behind the numbers lies a reality taking hold: the dominance of bitcoin in crypto ETFs is no longer so evident.

Bitcoin has just crossed a symbolic and historical milestone: it surpasses Amazon in the stock market with a valuation of over 2.4 trillion dollars. It is no longer just a digital currency: it is now one of the most powerful assets on the planet. Decoding a silent but irreversible economic earthquake.

Sometimes, all it takes is a single week of silence to sow doubt. When Michael Saylor stopped his weekly bitcoin purchases, speculation ran rampant. Strategic pause or sign of fatigue? The answer hit skeptics like a slap in the face: a massive new buyback of BTC, accompanied by a colossal fundraising effort. Saylor's obsession with the digital asset is only intensifying, and behind this frantic accumulation lies a much more ambitious logic than that of a mere speculative bet.

As Bitcoin soars to new heights, some analysts shout about rational euphoria. Others, more cautious, remind us that the party may be short-lived. Behind the dizzying numbers and cascading records looms a shadow: that of the American Federal Reserve. For while markets anticipate a drop in rates, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon plays the party pooper and suggests otherwise. A bad surprise from the Fed could derail Bitcoin's momentum, especially in a context where retail investors remain strangely absent. Is the king of cryptos running on empty? Analysis.

By continually reaching new heights, Bitcoin has finally surpassed them. This week, the pioneer of cryptocurrencies not only broke its own record: it has also pulled a host of stock values along with it, from exchange giants like Coinbase to the most aggressive miners. A spectacular surge that speaks volumes about the market's mindset: crypto is no longer on the sidelines; it is taking center stage. And when it ignites, an entire parallel economy, now institutional as well, is set ablaze. A breakdown of a week that will be remembered in the annals of digital finance.

Crypto is at a crossroads. Under the cold neon lights of the Capitol, the fate of a digital world is being decided with ink and calculations. Starting from July 14, Washington begins its "Crypto Week": a decisive parliamentary sequence where three major bills will be debated. Three texts, three possible directions for the future of digital assets in the United States.