In a new episode of the FTX-Binance saga, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange is seeking the dismissal of a massive lawsuit. Binance describes FTX's accusations as "legally deficient" and refuses to accept responsibility for the collapse of its rival, instead pointing to the massive fraud orchestrated by Sam Bankman-Fried.
Ethereum is hovering around $2,400. Arthur Hayes is betting on a spectacular rebound and surpassing Solana by 2025. Discover why.
Bitcoin could surpass $110,000 this week, propelled by several key signals indicating a rapid increase. This crucial threshold rekindles hopes and tensions, where every movement from investors will determine whether the market soars or experiences a sharp decline. Is a new ATH underway for BTC?
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has hit the brakes on approving two major proposals for Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
At a time when more than 5.5 million French people own cryptocurrencies, investor expectations are evolving: simplicity, controlled costs, and support are becoming essential criteria. Coinhouse, the first crypto platform registered as a PSAN in France, is meeting these requirements by lowering its pricing structure in March 2025. Even better: the offer is expanding with the addition of 16 new tokens, reinforcing its position as a trusted platform for both individuals and professionals.
After a notable recovery, Bitcoin is testing a key threshold again. Find our complete analysis and the current technical outlook for BTC.
Revolut is setting up in Paris, spending a billion, hiring 200 people... But behind the neobank, will crypto go all in to dominate the European economy? A mystery to follow.
A key figure in institutional bitcoin, Michael Saylor now sees his legitimacy challenged. The co-founder of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), who has made BTC the core of his business strategy, is facing a class action lawsuit. Investors accuse him and his executives of misleading the market by concealing key information about the financial viability of their massive bitcoin accumulation policy. This represents a potential judicial setback for one of the staunchest advocates of the queen of crypto.
Financial dramas are unfolding, yet they do not resemble each other in the crypto universe. The latest twist: Cardano, long praised for its academic rigor, faces an explosive accusation of misappropriating around 600 million dollars in ADA. Charles Hoskinson, the project's guiding figure, promises an audit. This affair could redefine trust at the very heart of decentralized governance.
The maritime industry, a pillar of global trade, has long been grappling with outdated financial systems. Companies must manage inefficiencies, slow processes, and fraud risks, complicated by the complexity of cross-border transactions and compliance with multi-jurisdictional regulations. These challenges limit access to capital, delay transactions, and lead to an overall lack of financial transparency. With traditional institutions hesitant to engage, the industry faces significant gaps in financial solutions.
Bitcoin is nearing $105,000, but this surge fuels both enthusiasm and division. While some analysts anticipate the exhaustion of the bullish cycle, others see it as a simple step towards new records. This symbolic threshold crystallizes the tensions between caution and euphoria, where every movement in the price becomes a closely scrutinized indicator. Uncertainty reigns, and the upcoming trajectory promises to be more decisive than ever for investors.
Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, announced that the bank will allow its clients to invest in bitcoin, while reaffirming his personal skepticism towards crypto. This paradoxical position of the banking giant comes as several U.S. states incorporate bitcoin into their strategic reserves. How far will this institutional adoption go that even the biggest detractors can no longer ignore?
"BlackRock sounds the quantum alarm: is Bitcoin ready?" This phrase resonates as a major warning for the crypto world. The asset management giant reveals a growing threat: quantum computing. This emerging technology could eventually compromise the cryptography protecting Bitcoin. Despite this warning, Bitcoin ETFs continue to attract record inflows, a sign that confidence remains strong. Meanwhile, Naoris Protocol establishes itself as the native post-quantum response, already deployed to protect Web3 and Web2 infrastructures. This advancement prepares the ecosystem for a future where quantum power will no longer be just a theory but a reality.
Is the era of isolated blockchains coming to an end? This is, in any case, the strong signal sent by Chainlink, which has just activated its CCIP interoperability protocol on Solana. Thus, this integration marks a strategic turning point, both for technical infrastructures and for capital flows in DeFi. By connecting Solana to giants like Ethereum and BNB Chain, Chainlink is expanding its interoperable network to a non-EVM ecosystem, an unprecedented step with significant consequences for multi-chain markets.
Tether, the issuer of the USDT stablecoin, has just reached a historic milestone by surpassing Germany in the holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds. With over 120 billion dollars invested, the company now ranks as the 19th largest holder in the world, surpassing several nations.
Bitcoin starts the week close to 107,000 dollars, but caution remains necessary. Between recent liquidations, macroeconomic uncertainty, and technical signals, here are 5 key points to watch to anticipate movements and seize opportunities in this rapidly evolving market.
Strategy is buying bitcoins hand over fist, but a lawsuit attacks it for "concealing" risks. Is Saylor at risk of being checkmated in his strategy? Find out more.
While the major emerging powers are making calls to reduce their dependence on the US dollar, a key player has just slammed the door on any desire for a break: India. In a tense international context, where Western sanctions are pushing some countries to explore alternatives to the dollar-dominated monetary system, New Delhi chooses to play the stability card. By stating that it has "absolutely no interest" in engaging in a de-dollarization dynamic, India sends a strong signal to its partners within the BRICS and the Global South.
While Bitcoin is napping around $103,000, institutional funds are buzzing like ants around a sweet $600 million ETF.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin calls for easier, more accessible node running to keep the network private and decentralized amid recent ETH price falls.
Metaplanet intensifies its bitcoin accumulation strategy with the purchase of an additional 1,004 BTC. This initiative strengthens its position among the largest global holders. In Asia, its approach astonishes and intrigues, marking an unprecedented strategic turning point for a publicly traded Japanese company.
Ethereum may have reached a decisive turning point against Bitcoin, according to a recent report from CryptoQuant. The ETH/BTC price ratio surged by 38% last week after hitting its lowest level since January 2020. Could this remarkable development herald the long-awaited beginning of a new "altcoin season"?
Spring 2025 may be mild, but the Bitcoin blockchain is heating up like never before. On Sunday, the price of BTC brushed against $106,000 again, awakening old FOMO instincts. However, the noisiest indicator isn't the quote, but these micro-amounts that add up: transaction fees. With a moving average of $2.40 — one dollar more than at the beginning of the month — they are already breaking the annual record. Behind this seemingly trivial detail lies an unfiltered X-ray of the network's state and the psychology of holders.
Bribed agents, massive data leaks, exposed clients… The crypto exchange Coinbase in the middle of judicial turmoil. Details here!
This weekend, the crypto community was shaken by an exceptional revelation: a leading trader on Hyperliquid took a long bitcoin position with 40x leverage, with a notional value of around 392 million dollars. This bold initiative, with a liquidation threshold around 95,000 dollars, raises important questions about the outlook for the crypto market.
Has a post by Javier Milei served as a lever for a concealed speculative operation? In Argentina, the judiciary is now interested in the potential gains that President Javier Milei and his sister could have derived from the artificial surge of the cryptocurrency $LIBRA. The investigation is taking a decisive turn with the lifting of their banking secrecy.
While regulation struggles to keep pace with crypto innovation, the introduction of futures contracts on XRP at CME Group reshuffles the deck. This initiative from the world’s largest derivatives market grants a new legitimacy to Ripple's asset, despite the lingering shadow of the lawsuit with the SEC. In a carefully calculated timing, this launch symbolizes a push towards the institutionalization of XRP amidst legal uncertainty and tensions between decentralized innovation and rigid regulatory frameworks.
Under pressure in a feverish crypto market, Bitcoin is approaching a key technical signal: the Golden Cross. This chart pattern, where the 50-day moving average crosses above the 200-day moving average, is often seen as a precursor to sustained bullish momentum. Still uncertain, this signal gains credibility each day, fueling traders' expectations. As the curves draw closer, the market holds its breath, ready to interpret this potential crossover as a major turning point in the current BTC cycle.
Beijing is picking Uncle Sam's pockets, offloading its Treasury bonds, and whispering to the global economy: "I love you... me neither."
Bitcoin has once again shaken up the market. By surpassing the $105,000 mark, the iconic crypto has returned to levels it hasn't seen since January. This surge, accompanied by a rise in the major altcoins, reignites speculation: is it just a technical rebound or the start of a new bullish cycle? In a rapidly changing geopolitical context, as investors regain their appetite for risk, signals are multiplying... but their interpretation remains uncertain.