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Bitcoin tumbles, miners migrate to AI. Microsoft pays, stocks rise… But their profits? Still striking. The future is now written between cloud and a gamble.

Behind the new name The Bitcoin Society (TBSO), Eric Larchevêque orchestrates the transformation of a small listed Parisian company, Société de Tayninh, into a hybrid vehicle: both a "bitcoin treasury company" and a network company focused on individual financial sovereignty. In other words: a MicroStrategy the French way, but grafted onto an activist community.

As bitcoin tries to recover after its plunge below $81,000, Strategy, one of the largest institutional accumulators of BTC, has chosen silence. For the first time in weeks, the company did not release any announcement on Monday regarding its weekly acquisitions. An unusual behavior that raises many questions.

Donald Trump has just signed a groundbreaking decree: the "Genesis Mission." Objective? To propel the United States to the forefront of the AI race, with massive investments and strategic partnerships. An initiative that could change everything for global innovation.

Massive cash-out: Pump.fun withdraws $436M in crypto and triggers a shockwave on Solana. All the details in this article.

Ethereum struggles to regain height after its recent correction, oscillating below major technical levels despite the loyalty of its long-term holders. The second largest crypto market capitalization tries to revive its upward momentum, but the demand engine runs at low speed. Without new capital inflows, the recovery remains fragile, dependent on the patience of long-term investors.

While bitcoin briefly rises above $86,000, a dissonance persists: the US dollar remains strong. This strength, usually unfavorable to risky assets, has not hindered BTC's upward momentum. Is it a real sign of recovery or a mere technical rebound masking underlying weaknesses?

Revolut makes a big impact: 75 billion dollars valuation and a historic fundraising supported by Coatue, NVIDIA and Fidelity. How is this European fintech, boosted by crypto, redefining global finance?

Franklin Templeton launched an XRP-backed ETF on NYSE Arca this Monday. This event marks a significant milestone in integrating altcoins into regulated markets. While attention is focused on Bitcoin ETFs, this initiative signals an expansion of institutional interest. After the litigation between Ripple and the SEC, this launch could pave the way for other cryptos previously sidelined by traditional markets.

Banned but coveted, China plays it cool and reconnects its bitcoin machines. Silence in Beijing, but business is booming in provinces where electricity costs nothing.

While stablecoins worry many central banks, the ECB adopts a surprisingly measured tone. In its latest financial stability review published on November 20, it considers these assets to represent "only a limited risk" to the eurozone. A reassuring position, which the institution justifies by still marginal adoption and an already existing regulatory framework. However, behind this apparent calm, the ECB calls for vigilance given the rapid market evolution and emerging cross-border risks.

Cardano’s network briefly split into two chains after a developer error, prompting emergency fixes and involvement from authorities.

Bitcoin is navigating turbulent waters as November comes to an end. After a sharp drop below $81,000, the cryptocurrency attempts a timid recovery around $88,000. Traders are now scrutinizing technical signals while a "death cross" looms over daily charts. The Thanksgiving week promises its share of macroeconomic turbulence. Will BTC manage to reclaim $100,000?

Grayscale’s DOGE and XRP spot ETFs have cleared NYSE approval, moving closer to hitting the U.S. market amid ongoing crypto volatility.

For over a decade, Bitcoin has remained frozen in apparent simplicity. Its Script language, deliberately limited, has sacrificed expressiveness on the altar of security. Meanwhile, Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche have captured hundreds of billions of dollars in liquidity by offering programmable smart contracts. But this expressiveness came with vulnerabilities: reentrancy, unpredictable execution costs, critical attacks.

Crypto markets are showing signs of strain as several key measures of capital flow turn negative. Recent data points to a broad cooling of demand across Bitcoin ETFs, stablecoins, and corporate treasury activity. And as expected, this trend has raised concerns that the rally’s core drivers have stalled.

Ark Invest, led by Cathie Wood, has increased its stakes in crypto-linked companies, including Coinbase and Circle, while revising Bitcoin’s 2030 target to $1.2M.

The crypto community is igniting after the announcement that Strategy and other cryptocurrency-holding companies could be excluded from major stock indices. A boycott movement is gaining momentum. Will JP Morgan be the next target of the Bitcoin revolution?

When tokens want to play treasury bonds, the BIS panics. Crypto-confidence or crypto-catastrophe? Finance views stablecoins as a Pandora's box ready to open.

Are financial markets getting ahead of the Fed? While traders are heavily betting on a rate cut as soon as December, the Federal Reserve remains cautious and divided. This potential mismatch between anticipation and reality could disrupt macroeconomic balances and weigh heavily on risk assets.

Bitcoin as a global payment rail? For BlackRock, this is clearly not the core issue. For now, clients of the world’s largest asset manager mainly play the digital gold card, not the everyday currency one.

As the crypto market approaches 3 trillion dollars again, bitcoin grabs attention by crossing 86,000 $, driven by an increase of over 3%. This rebound fuels projections of a move towards 88,640 $, but the setup remains fragile. Between immediate resistance zones and hesitant volumes, the bullish scenario remains conditional. Technical signals are accumulating, but only a clear breakthrough of key thresholds could confirm a sustainable recovery.

Market conditions continue to tighten around Bitcoin as traders confront nearly $2 billion in leveraged long positions that could be liquidated if prices fall to $80,000. Recent swings reveal how fragile derivative exposure has become, with borrowed positions at risk of automatic liquidation during sharp price moves.

Strong inflows returned to major crypto ETFs at the end of the week after several days of uncertainty across digital asset markets. Bitcoin, Ether, and Solana products all posted gains on Friday, hinting at early stabilization following sharp swings and heavy withdrawals earlier in the week. Sentiment remains cautious, but renewed allocations to key products suggest that some investors are selectively re-entering the market.

Bitwise sees Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and Uniswap as the stars of 2026. Between major technological updates, institutional adoption and expected rebounds, these cryptos could explode at any moment. Discover the price forecasts for December 2025 and the winning strategies to profit before everyone else.

Elon Musk, already controversial, sees his AI Grok accused of spreading anti-Semitic and extremist speeches. Between federal contracts and risks for Dogecoin, could this controversy shake his tech empire? Exclusive analysis of the issues and repercussions not to be missed.

Two ETFs backed by XRP have just been listed on the NYSE, a first meant to propel Ripple to the rank of institutionalized crypto assets. However, the market sends an opposite signal. The crypto collapses below 2 dollars, down 35% for the quarter. Far from a bullish turning point, this regulatory advance reveals a persistent disinterest. The ETF effect, expected as a driver, seems to have had no tangible echo.

After recording spectacular gains exceeding 1,000% since January, Zcash is going through a turbulent phase marked by a sharp 24% drop in one day. But behind this sharp drop, conflicting signals emerge: some crypto investors see a buying opportunity, while the derivatives markets sound the alarm.