After Bitcoin dropped to $92,000 on January 9, 2025, the question on everyone's lips was: Is the Bitcoin Bull Run coming to an end? Analysts have examined the issue and present 3 factors that prove the BTC rally is far from over.
On January 7, Canadian politics experienced a seismic shift: Justin Trudeau, in power since 2015, announced his resignation following the abrupt departure of his Finance Minister, Chrystia Freeland. Since then, all eyes have turned to Pierre Poilievre, the leader of the Conservative Party, whose popularity is skyrocketing as the October 20 elections approach. Among his supporters, a billionaire has caused a stir: Elon Musk, the iconic CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, praised his statements on inflation and fiscal responsibility.
Bitcoin is gaining ground around the world. However, the idea of seeing this cryptocurrency appear in the vaults of a central bank may seem crazy. Yet, it is the scenario mentioned by Aleš Michl, the governor of the Czech National Bank, who is considering diversifying its reserves with Bitcoin. Why such boldness? Let's find out.
At the heart of the old continent, the European Union is taking a decisive step towards the crypto future. The long-awaited implementation of the MiCA regulatory framework brings a breath of fresh air to the crypto industry. Stakeholders in the sector welcome this progress, while fearing possible administrative overreach. Yet, despite these legitimate concerns, optimism remains. Institutional investors are preparing to inject fresh capital. At the same time, governments are refining their surveillance strategies. The tension is palpable, but MiCA promises, in the long term, to solidify the rise of cryptocurrencies in Europe.
Bitcoin continues to ignite passions. Just yesterday, crossing the $100,000 mark seemed like a utopia, yet the flagship crypto once again proves that it has not finished surprising us. While some traders are now considering a target around $138,000, others highlight an unexpected return of the "Coinbase premium" to a neutral level. Should we see this as the beginning of a new surge or simply a respite before the storm?
Between Trumpian euphoria and the cold mechanics of the Fed, bitcoin swings, a fragile king of a kingdom of uncertainties.
Crypto is going through a pivotal period, and industry analysts are holding their breath. A historical signal, observed only twice in the last eight years, seems to indicate an imminent altseason. For investors and crypto enthusiasts, this news could well redefine short-term opportunities.
For some time now, MicroStrategy has established itself as the leading company in Bitcoin. With a bold strategy that combines financial innovation and conviction, it is once again in the spotlight with an ambitious proposal: to raise 2 billion dollars to acquire more bitcoin.
Cryptos continue to captivate the attention of the financial world, but the true players in this market often lurk in the shadows: the whales. These investors with colossal resources influence trends and open new paths. This time, it is in the realm of AI-based tokens that an anonymous whale has struck hard, raking in 11.5 million dollars in less than three weeks.
Crypto and strained borders: Beijing strengthens its nets. Tracked identities, scrutinized funds, banks become guardians of a game now locked down.
Like a deserted chest, Binance sees its bitcoins fleeing. But in the shadow of withdrawals, the brilliance of an upcoming bull run is already taking shape.
The recent events on the Hyperliquid platform have highlighted a growing threat in the crypto universe: the involvement of North Korean hackers. Over $256 million was withdrawn from the platform in record time, triggering major concerns among investors and industry observers. Hyperliquid: a platform in crisis facing an unprecedented cyber…
The Trump breath promises mirages in crypto, warns Hayes. Collective illusion or thrill of truth? January is shaping up to be fierce for Bitcoin.
The crypto universe is an arena where each asset fights for its place at the top. Recently, Solana (SOL), often hailed as a serious contender against Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), has shown signs of weakness. But what lies behind this dynamic? Analyzing on-chain data, particularly those shared by Glassnode, offers unexpected answers.
Since its collapse in 2014, the ghost of Mt. Gox continues to linger over the cryptocurrency market. Every movement of its Bitcoins raises questions and speculations, awakening old demons in investors. The latest episode: the transfer of 1,620 BTC valued at 172 million dollars, shortly after a new record for Bitcoin around 107,000 dollars. This is enough to stir the markets without shaking their stability.
Bitcoin, this volatile icon of financial markets, may be on the brink of yet another rollercoaster episode. According to a crypto analyst, the approval of a strategic Bitcoin reserve by the U.S. government could disrupt current dynamics. But what does this potential surge followed by a drop really conceal?
In the winding paths of the FTX scandals, an unexpected chapter sheds light on the saga: the recovery of $14 million in political donations. This almost surreal return of money could mark a key step in the attempt to rehabilitate the bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange.
This week, Bitcoin (BTC) is at the center of attention in the financial markets as three major economic indicators in the United States could disrupt its trajectory. Since the beginning of the year, the correlation between Bitcoin and U.S. macroeconomic data has intensified, making the cryptocurrency sensitive to global economic fluctuations. As BTC hovers just below the $100,000 mark, these indicators could very well be the catalyst for change.
As global markets focus their attention, oil continues to tumble, confirming a 5% drop over the past month. This price decline, driven by complex factors, exposes the vulnerabilities of a strained sector.
The crypto world is electrified by the new historical peak of bitcoin, surpassing the $100,000 mark. However, a shadow looms over the altseason: Ripple (XRP) is collapsing by 13% in 24 hours. What is behind this unexpected divergence? A surge in bitcoin that shakes up the crypto market December 5…
Bitcoin has just crossed a historic threshold: 100,000 dollars. More than just a simple number, this is a proclamation, a moment when cryptocurrency moves from a niche dream to a global economic force. Yet, this peak is not just an achievement. It is the beginning of a new story where investor confidence is reshaping the lines of the financial market.
Grayscale, one of the giants in cryptocurrency investment, has recently shaken the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) by filing a proposal to create a spot Solana ETF. This bold move could signify a turning point in the approval of spot ETFs for cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin and Ether. The Grayscale Solana Trust, currently the largest pool of investments in Solana, may soon be converted into an exchange-traded fund, under the symbol GSOL. If validated, this development could redefine how institutional investors access Solana and shine a welcome spotlight on this blockchain.
For several months now, American investors have been focused on ETH ETFs, those famous exchange-traded funds that provide simplified exposure to the world's second-largest cryptocurrency. But what explains this sudden enthusiasm? The answer lies in an explosive mix of innovations, promises of returns, and a rapidly changing regulation.
Shiba Inu has just made a stunning entry into the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization. With an impressive growth of 20% in just 24 hours, this dog-themed coin confirms its major role in the crypto universe. But what hides behind this spectacular rise?
What if reducing a part of yourself to nothingness was the key to shining even more? This is the bold bet that Shiba Inu is making by destroying 2 billion SHIB tokens in a week. Behind this spectacular fire lies a calculated strategy to redefine the place of this meme coin in the crypto ecosystem. But will this flashy move be enough to transform this popular token into an essential player?
Memecoins, these lightweight tokens often perceived as harmless, could very well be the Achilles' heel of Web3. Dan Finlay, co-founder of MetaMask, recently explored their impact through a bold experiment. His conclusions? A Web3 weakened by a lack of consent, transparency, and accountability. A reflection that challenges the certainties of the crypto ecosystem.
The crypto landscape is evolving rapidly, and Ethereum, as a pillar of this universe, is not immune to upheavals. Layer 2 (L2) solutions are experiencing explosive growth, culminating in a total value locked (TVL) of $51.5 billion. However, this rapid success may well hide major challenges for Ether. How are these innovations transforming the Ethereum ecosystem? And is Ether really under threat? Here’s the breakdown.
Ethereum is soaring and its futures are surging! Is the number 2 cryptocurrency gaining momentum for its big comeback?
Volatility is the very essence of cryptos. However, when it extends to giants like MicroStrategy, markets panic. With a colossal loss of $30 billion in four days, the iconic company of Michael Saylor finds itself at the center of all attention. This brutal fall raises questions about the robustness of…
In a political context where every dollar can influence the fate of a nation, Ripple, a giant in the blockchain field, has made a bold decision. With an additional contribution of $25 million to the Fairshake PAC, the company asserts its role in building a future where crypto is at…