Bull Run

Bitcoin, long confined to its role as a store of value, is beginning to explore new territories. With the rise of blockchains like Sui, a new era is dawning: one where BTC is no longer just a simple asset to hold, but becomes a true centerpiece of decentralized finance. A transformation as subtle as it is revolutionary, driven by the rise of what is already being called BTCfi.

The world is faltering, but Bitcoin holds strong. While missiles rain down in the Middle East and traditional markets hold their breath, an almost surreal dynamic is taking shape: investors are pouring billions into Bitcoin ETFs. Under normal circumstances, so-called "risky" assets flee at the slightest geopolitical tremor. But here, it's the opposite. It seems as if Bitcoin is in the process of changing its status: from speculative asset to emerging safe haven. This very real metamorphosis is rooted in a series of recent events that it would be reckless to ignore.

The announcement fell like a stone in a pond: Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG) has taken a decisive step. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has officially approved the registration of its financial agreement related to Bitcoin. This approval gives the company a free hand to integrate crypto into its cash strategy. And like its founder, the initiative is anything but timid.

The stock market has its moods, but sometimes, it is mostly its fears. And this Friday, fear prevailed over everything else. An Israeli strike against Iran was enough to cause an immediate shock on global markets, reminding everyone that indices are never completely disconnected from the sound of bombs. In New York, the Dow Jones dropped more than 600 points right at the opening. A brutal collapse that owes nothing to chance, but everything to geopolitics. In this unstable equation, volatility has become the norm again, and the stock market a sounding board for the real world.

Love has never been so technological. And if it no longer replies to your messages, your chatbot will never leave you on "read." A recent study from Waseda University reveals a troubling statistic: 75% of users today seek AI for emotional advice. The therapist of tomorrow? An algorithm. The confidant? A script boosted by artificial neurons.

What many thought unlikely is now becoming reality: American spot Bitcoin ETFs are set to surpass the symbolic milestone of $1 trillion in transaction volume. In less than 18 months, these financial products have transformed the stock market landscape, establishing Bitcoin as an essential asset in traditional markets. A meteoric rise driven by unprecedented institutional enthusiasm.

As financial markets grope in an uncertain geopolitical climate, bitcoin has once again crossed a key threshold: 110,000 dollars. This level, abandoned for two weeks, marks a technical break that goes beyond a simple rebound. Indeed, such a movement is part of a reconfiguration of the forces at work in the crypto market, where price dynamics, speculative positions, and institutional arbitrage seem to be entering a new phase.

Bitcoin. A word that resonates, that frightens, that fascinates – and which, on June 9th, has once again shaken all the codes. Skeptics will see it as just another temporary spike. But those who observe the surface trembling sense what is brewing beneath: a tectonic shift of ambition, audacity, and, to be frank, pure instinct. A look back at a surge that saw a millionaire make one of the boldest bets of the year, while the finance world grips its seat.

Bitcoin just hit hard: a liquidation imbalance of 53,247% has violently overturned the market. In just a few hours, BTC swept away all traders' benchmarks and redefined the battle between bulls and bears. This is not just a price increase; it's a real upheaval.

Algorand is sending strong fundamental signals. The network is gaining momentum, active addresses are exploding, and the return of whales is confirmed. However, in the crypto ecosystem, this type of setup does not always lead to an immediate price increase. This is exactly what is happening here: ALGO remains stuck, despite the positive trend in the background.

The crypto universe has never been short of spectacular events. But this time, it is the Ether ETFs that are stealing the spotlight. Far from being just a simple financial product, they crystallize an underlying dynamic: the institutionalization of Ethereum. With a series of capital inflows nearing a billion dollars, a wave of euphoria is sweeping across the markets. And this may just be the beginning.

On June 5, BlackRock did nothing. Not a dollar, not a movement, not even a shiver. Its Bitcoin ETF, IBIT, which until now had been a war machine for incoming capital, remained frozen. And this is not trivial. In a market where immobility is often more concerning than panic, this inaction is worth much more than just a simple zero. While others are bleeding, BlackRock stands still. And in this gesture, there may be more strategy than lethargy.

Under pressure in the face of an uncertain economy, markets are watching every move of the Federal Reserve. Far from being limited to traditional assets, its decisions now strongly influence the crypto market. As a potential surprise rate cut approaches, bitcoin is holding its breath. Such a monetary signal could propel the first cryptocurrency to new heights, fueling expectations of a historic rally.

The global digital landscape is witnessing the emergence of an invisible yet formidable predator: Crocodilus, a malware for Android with voracious ambitions. Detected for the first time in March 2025, it quickly mutated, transitioning from a simple regional test to a planetary offensive. And it’s not your vacation photos that interest it, but rather your money — especially that which you thought was safe in your crypto wallets.

Once again, James Wynn is making headlines — and not for the right reasons. This crypto trader, known for his excessive risk-taking, has just lost 25 million dollars in a partial liquidation of his latest Bitcoin position. It's yet another drop in a long series of bets that are as spectacular as they are self-destructive. Should this be viewed as boldness or a form of programmed financial suicide?

While the volatility of Bitcoin continues to turn heads, some players choose not to observe — but to act. The Blockchain Group has just doubled down: 60 million euros injected into 624 BTC, boosting its reserves to 1,471 units. A calculated maneuver that goes beyond mere speculative placement. Here’s why.

The supply of Bitcoin drops by 30% in 18 months, fueling institutional demand: is an imminent price explosion ahead?

The month of May brought a bitter surprise for NFT supporters. While Bitcoin shone with a notable increase in its trading volumes in the non-fungible token market, the entire sector plunged into a new phase of decline. This shows that the health of a flagship asset is not always enough to lift an entire ecosystem.

Bitcoin is definitely not for the faint of heart. While many think about keeping their distance from significant turbulence, some investors, like James Wynn, seem to find it a preferred playground. After an astronomical loss, the man returns to the center of the arena with an even bolder bet.

One billion. Not in bonds, not in gold. In Ether. When SharpLink Gaming opens its checkbook, it’s not to play — it’s to bet everything on the Ethereum table. While old finance clings to its interest rates like a lifebuoy, a sports betting company has just dropped a thermonuclear bomb on the crypto landscape.

The European crypto landscape has just undergone a strategic turning point: Bybit, one of the global heavyweights in exchange platforms, has secured the valuable MiCA license in Austria and has established its European headquarters in Vienna. This is a dual-impact operation, both regulatory and geopolitical, which opens the doors of a market of nearly 500 million Europeans to Bybit. A bold maneuver at a critical moment for the global crypto industry.

The debate between gold and bitcoin is no longer theoretical. It is now decided by those who shape global markets. At the Bitcoin 2025 conference, BlackRock made an impression. Its message: the future is digital. And bitcoin now has the upper hand.

Bitcoin never sleeps. While attention is focused on ETFs and geopolitical debates, a silent yet consequential activity is unfolding behind the scenes: former holders of BTC, long silent, are reappearing on the radar. Since February, over $4.02 billion in bitcoins have been spent, a signal as intriguing as it is concerning. Far from a mere detail, this massive movement of funds reveals an ongoing tectonic shift in the Bitcoin ecosystem.

The announcement had the effect of a shockwave: Donald Trump gives his full support to the Bitcoin Act, an ambitious bill planning for the purchase of one million bitcoins by the U.S. government. Far from the usual controversies, this initiative marks a decisive turning point in the country’s economic strategy, with profound geopolitical implications.

The wind is blowing strong in the crypto market, and Blockchain Group has just poured digital oil into it. The French company listed in Paris has raised no less than 72 million dollars to acquire nearly 590 new Bitcoins. A bold, frontal move, and especially unprecedented in France. While others talk about diversification, Blockchain is buying the future at face value.

The blockchain forgets nothing, but it sometimes knows how to bounce back with unexpected elegance. While some observers relegated Ethereum to a slow stagnation, the Pectra affair came to rewrite the scenario. After 3.8 billion dollars injected into the ecosystem, the second cryptocurrency by market capitalization is getting a new lease on life. Is it just a flash in the pan or the beginnings of a renaissance? Decoding.

Ethereum has never really left the radar of investors. But in recent days, a particular thrill has swept through the crypto market. With a meteoric rise towards $2,700, the prospect of a return to $3,000 is becoming clearer. It is no longer a distant hypothesis, but a scenario that is regaining color. And behind this rise, a simple reality: profits are reborn, and with them, the market's appetite.

Bitcoin moves forward, stumbles at times, but never fails to intrigue. Today, Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Block, challenges a belief set in stone for 15 years: the place of satoshis. Supporting the controversial BIP 177, he aims to rename the smallest unit of bitcoin and abolish the endless decimals forever. The goal: to make crypto payments as intuitive as a tap on a smartphone.