Bull Run

Is the euro doomed to drift according to monetary policies and geopolitical tensions? Michael Saylor, a prominent figure in bitcoin, is convinced of this. In a striking tweet — "EUR gonna need BTC" — the CEO of MicroStrategy warns about the future of the European currency. While the United States is massively adopting cryptocurrencies, the Eurozone hesitates, caught between sovereignty and the risk of obsolescence.

The euphoria of the February peaks has evaporated. Bitcoin, after flirting with $109,000, is now wobbling around $82,000, revealing a reality more complex than it appears. According to the latest report from Glassnode, signed by researchers Cryptovizart and Ukuria OC, the market faces an unprecedented liquidity crisis, compounded by a growing rift among investors. A contrasting picture that raises the question: is Bitcoin at a critical turning point or simply in a phase of consolidation?

The Dogecoin is once again flashing on the radars. At $0.13, it teeters on the edge of a technical precipice… or a springboard. The charts whisper a contradictory story: oversold indicators, weakened historical supports, but also signals that have preceded rallies of +400% in 2024. So, is DOGE a neglected gem or a trap for speculators? Crypto experts lean towards the former option... provided the stars align.

Is the bitcoin market entering a phase of prolonged retreat? This is the question that is stirring the crypto community after the shocking statement from Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant. Indeed, known for his precise on-chain analyses, he claimed on the social network X (formerly Twitter) that the bitcoin bull cycle is over. This radical shift in rhetoric is all the more surprising given that he asserted as recently as early March that the bull run was still in place, although slowed down.

Bitcoin is wobbling. In three months, a staggering drop of 30%: from $109,590 to $77,041. Bitfinex dissects this debacle. Behind the sawtooth charts, a narrative is woven: panic of small investors, desertion of institutions, and a grinding macroeconomy. But is this crisis a shipwreck or a wave to surf?

The crypto landscape is staggering. Exchange-traded products (ETPs), those much-admired investment vehicles, are facing an unprecedented hemorrhage. Since mid-February, 1.7 billion dollars have evaporated from crypto funds, according to CoinShares. A sequence of 17 consecutive days of outflows. Behind these brutal figures lie complex dynamics: increased mistrust, chain reactions, and surprising paradoxes.

As the crypto market shows signs of consolidation, a recent analysis suggests that Bitcoin could reach $126,000 by June 2025. Currently, BTC is trading at the lower end of its historical seasonal range, but several indicators suggest a strong return of the bullish market and the achievement of a new ATH!

For several weeks now, bitcoin has been swaying. A drop of 22% from its historical peak at $109,000 in mid-January is fueling doubts. Is this the end of a four-year cycle, deeply embedded in the crypto market's DNA, or just a simple turbulence before a new surge? Analysts lean towards the latter option, but the nuances deserve to be explored.

The crypto market is going through a turbulent period marked by a brutal correction of bitcoin and massive capital outflows. With a decline of over 18% from its historic peak of $106,000 in December 2024, some investors are already talking about the most painful cycle in bitcoin's history. However, for seasoned players in the industry, this scenario is nothing new. Even darker periods have marked the evolution of the crypto market, and many see this correction as a temporary adjustment rather than a lasting collapse.

Bitcoin, fueled by post-election euphoria, reached a peak of $108,000 before falling below $80,000. Global economic instability and rising trade tensions contribute to increased volatility. Despite pro-crypto rhetoric, Donald Trump is adopting a protectionist policy that worries investors. Amid fears of recession and monetary uncertainty, the crypto market wavers in the face of macroeconomic turmoil.

The crypto market is buzzing, traders are accumulating, stablecoins are soaring. A prelude to a bullish party or the swan song before an unexpected crash? The riddle persists.

As gold shatters its historical records by nearing $3,000 an ounce, Bitcoin wavers. The Bitcoin/gold ratio, a symbolic pillar for twelve years, has just broken its upward trend. An alarming signal for crypto enthusiasts? Amid geopolitical tensions, aggressive trade policies, and contrasting ETF flows, the financial landscape is fracturing. Is the reign of "digital gold" threatened by the renewed shine of the precious metal?

A wind of dissent is blowing over Washington. A legislator is directly confronting Donald Trump's initiative to create a strategic reserve of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. For him, this project is nothing visionary: it is more of a dubious maneuver, built on unstable ground where private interests and public funds intertwine.

At the heart of a scandal blending crypto and political intrigues, an Argentine lawyer shakes up the established order. The LIBRA case, which oscillates between financial manipulation and a game of deception, promises to be one of the most striking episodes in the crypto universe. In this turbulent context, every word counts and every gesture is scrutinized.

As the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) shows a slight decline in inflation, Bitcoin holds its breath. At 3.1%, the number is below expectations, but the king of crypto paradoxically plunges from $84,000 to $83,000 in just a few hours. A paradox? Not really. Between hopes for interest rate cuts and political maneuvering, the landscape is becoming more complex. An analysis of a scenario where Bitcoin, lying in wait, could surprise the markets.

Nuclear energy and cryptocurrencies: an unlikely marriage? Marine Le Pen, a significant figure in the French political landscape, has shaken things up by linking these two worlds. During a visit to the Flamanville EPR, she outlined a vision where surplus nuclear electricity would power Bitcoin mining.

A bitcoin at $70K? Nothing to faint over! The market dances, retracts, but doesn't stumble. Those who wait will see the next act of the show.

Bitcoin, often seen as a safe haven against the failures of traditional currencies, is experiencing a striking paradox. While the US dollar is eroding at an unprecedented rate over the last 12 years, the crypto king stumbles. How can this disconnect be explained? Behind this contradiction lie obscure financial mechanisms, neglected indicators, and a silent standoff with central banks. Jamie Coutts, a seasoned analyst at Real Vision, sheds light on this high-stakes duel.

According to a recent study by crypto market researcher Mark Quant, the increase in the Global Liquidity Index (GLI) could be a key factor in the recovery of the cryptocurrency market. This dynamic could propel the total market capitalization beyond 4 trillion dollars by the second quarter of 2025, thereby reaching new historical highs.

The global economy operates in cycles where fiat currencies play a crucial role in market dynamics. Indeed, the weakening of the US dollar, often seen as an indicator of macroeconomic adjustment, seems this time to open a window of opportunity for cryptocurrencies. According to Raoul Pal, analyst and CEO of Real Vision, the fall of the dollar could be the catalyst for a particularly bullish second quarter in 2025 for bitcoin and the entire crypto market. This optimism is based on historical data and well-established macroeconomic trends. But then, is this situation the signal of a sustainable rally or merely a temporary market reaction?

In the crypto universe, where each upgrade can rewrite the rules of the game, Ethereum is preparing for a silent revolution. Pectra, its upcoming hard fork, will not merely optimize lines of code. It embodies a strategic metamorphosis, capable of resetting the economic balances of the network. As ETH struggles to keep pace with Bitcoin's frantic rhythm, this update could inject a new dynamic. What if Pectra is the missing spark to propel the bullish cycle of 2025?

The story rarely repeats itself, but it sometimes blinks. On March 7, the White House transforms its marble into an arena for an unprecedented duel: Trump’s America faces the crypto future. Amid regulatory theatrics and geopolitical calculations, this summit could sculpt the face of global finance. As trade tensions with…

The crypto market is shaking. Bitcoin shows a Fear & Greed index plunging to 10 — an unprecedented level of extreme fear since the winter of 2022. As traders hold their breath, a burning question arises: is this panic a deadly trap… or a disguised opportunity?

As Bitcoin struggles to maintain its credibility in the face of distressed investors, the crypto market as a whole plunges into a worrisome spiral. The total capitalization reaches an unprecedented level since November 2021, revealing a multifaceted crisis.

The Ethereum blockchain, often seen as a driving force of innovation in the crypto world, recently encountered a serious setback during the deployment of the Pectra upgrade. While this update was supposed to mark a major advancement for the network, a bug on the Holesky testnet has cast doubt. This incident raises questions not only about the technical challenges Ethereum faces, but also about the crucial importance of testnets in the crypto ecosystem.

Bitcoin continues its spectacular rise in early 2025, reaching $98,404 on major exchange platforms. This increase comes against a backdrop of growing institutional adoption and promising technical signals, as traditional markets like gold and the S&P 500 also set new records.

Michael Saylor proposes a bold vision: the United States should acquire 20% of the circulating bitcoins. In a speech at CPAC, he stated that such a strategy could not only strengthen the dollar but also help pay off the national debt. Behind this financial ambition lies a geopolitical struggle where every major power seeks to assert itself in the digital economy of tomorrow.

The figure hits like a clap of thunder: 30% of Mastercard transactions are now tokenized. A silent revolution, almost sneaky, that redraws the boundaries of finance. Behind this percentage lies a strategic shift, a mockery of the skeptics. But this metamorphosis is just a prelude. The burning question is: what financial world emerges when a traditional giant embraces crypto to this extent?