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Coinbase puts pressure back on Washington. The platform opposes once again the compromise on stablecoins, blocking the progress of a key text in the US Senate. On the surface, the debate concerns a technical detail: yield. In reality, it is a strategic battle between banks, exchanges, and political power, the outcome of which will reshape the digital dollar economy.

Bitcoin just plunged below $70,000, wiping out billions in a few hours. Between massive liquidations, widespread fear, and geopolitical tensions, this drop worries investors. With $14 billion in Bitcoin options expiring tomorrow, is the worst yet to come?

Stuck under a key resistance, the bitcoin market enters a compression phase where every variation gains importance and a breakout becomes inevitable. Analysts identify a setup conducive to a sudden move, with a critical threshold now under watch. Between converging technical signals and improving on-chain indicators, BTC could approach a decisive tipping point, with an ambitious target of 80,000 dollars.

Crypto advances this time on concrete ground. Monument Bank, a regulated British bank, plans to tokenize up to 250 million pounds sterling of retail deposits on Midnight, a blockchain developed within the Cardano ecosystem. This partnership places Cardano in a rarely reached area by crypto projects: that of regulated banking use, with real deposits, real regulation, and a clear commercial application.

Despite a 22% drop on the stock market after tensions related to the CLARITY Act, Circle remains supported by the growth of the stablecoin market and the increasing institutional adoption of USDC in payments.

Ethereum is going through a structuring phase. On-chain data show a rapid decline in the available supply, linked to the rise of staking and significant withdrawals from exchanges. This development is gradually changing the market liquidity conditions. It raises a crucial question: can this supply tightening influence the short-term price trajectory?

Quantum threat to Bitcoin: Google sounds the alarm with a 2029 deadline. What changes for crypto investors.

While the heavyweights Bitcoin and Ethereum take a breather, Solana and XRP pick up the stakes, and crypto plays its old sleight of hand again.

Predictive markets are establishing themselves as a new indicator of international tensions. On Polymarket, millions of dollars are engaged to anticipate the outcome of the conflict between the United States and Iran. This activity occurs while negotiation signals are emerging between Washington and Tehran. The evolution of probabilities, coupled with the reactions of financial markets, offers an insight into investors' expectations in the face of a conflict whose outcome remains uncertain.

This Friday, March 27, 2026, $14 billion worth of Bitcoin options expire, and all eyes are on a key level: $75,000. Traders anticipate major moves, while market makers might manipulate BTC price. An event not to be missed.

Six months ago, Sora was making headlines in all tech media. Number one on the App Store from day one, one million downloads in five days, and a one billion dollar partnership with Disney. The most anticipated video product in AI history. Today, OpenAI shuts everything down without any official explanation.

Robinhood does not just talk about growth. The company puts money back into its own stock. With a new 1.5 billion dollar buyback program, it sends a clear signal to the market: it believes its stock still deserves capital.

Bitcoin net outflows from exchange platforms send a fairly clear signal: a portion of the market is still buying, then withdrawing their BTC instead of leaving them available for sale. This movement alone does not announce an immediate surge. However, it shows that the current phase looks more like patient accumulation than mere speculative agitation.

The crypto market changes course driven by finance giants. BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, sends a clear signal: the era of altcoins driven by speculation is fading. Instead, a new engine is emerging. Artificial intelligence is now established as the strategic lever capable of structuring the next bullish cycle. Behind this shift, a deeper transformation is taking shape: that of a crypto finally seeking its legitimacy through use rather than media hype.

Bitcoin briefly crossed 71,000 dollars before falling back around 70,000, caught in a stream of conflicting information between Washington and Tehran. In a few hours, the hope for easing gave way to doubt, revealing a market now closely dependent on geopolitical tensions. This sequence illustrates a turning point: BTC no longer responds only to its fundamentals, but to international balances that redefine its environment.

Crisis at Lido: the Ethereum staking giant sees its revenues drop by 23% and its users flee. All the details in this article!

While crypto is booming, the ECB tightens the screws, refuses overly free stablecoins, and quietly prepares its own financial playground.

Tether is playing big. Long criticized for its opacity, the issuer of the USDT stablecoin finally announces a full audit of its reserves by a Big Four firm, a highly anticipated first by the market. Such progress could reshuffle the cards of trust around the world's largest stablecoin. However, the company refuses to reveal the identity of the firm in charge of this mission, casting doubt at the very moment it claims to want to increase its transparency.

Charles Hoskinson revives attention around Cardano with a message that reignites discussions about the launch of the Midnight mainnet. Between blockchain privacy, strategic partnerships, and the evolution of the NIGHT token, the project remains at the center of crypto market expectations.

The Solana Foundation has just reached a decisive milestone. It is launching a platform dedicated to financial institutions, with three heavyweights from the sector on board: Mastercard, Western Union and Worldpay. Blockchain, long seen as a field reserved for insiders, is now entering the corridors of major banks and payment companies. 

In the crypto sphere, Strategy does not slow down. Michael Saylor's company has just expanded its funding reserve to continue buying bitcoin, even in a market less comfortable than a few months ago.

The prediction market enters a less free zone. Behind the talk of crypto innovation, Kalshi and Polymarket are beginning to look a bit more like traditional financial platforms, with more control, increased surveillance, and less tolerance for gray areas.

Bitcoin rises above $71,000 again, but the market does not confirm. Indeed, volumes fall to unprecedented levels since 2023, while participation remains limited. This increase, far from reflecting an influx of buyers, seems driven by external factors. This discrepancy between price and activity raises questions about the strength of the ongoing movement.

Imagine an instant, secure payment system compliant with the strictest standards. Deloitte and Stablecorp team up to make QCAD the reference stablecoin in Canada. An innovation that could well redefine financial transactions as early as 2026.

Crypto: the SEC is moving its pieces. A major reform could impact traders, institutions, and investors. All details here!

MoonPay gives a wallet to machines, and here come the AI agents starting to play bankers, while crypto tries to avoid a joyful global technical mess.

Strategy once again strengthens its position in bitcoin, despite a hesitant market. The company led by Michael Saylor has just announced the purchase of 1,031 additional BTC, extending a series of acquisitions started at the beginning of the month. This operation takes place in a context marked by the rise of institutional players and increased pressure on prices. It thus renews questions about the accumulation strategy adopted and its implications for market balance.

Oil prices fell within hours, driven by a sudden change in the Middle East context. The announcement of a ceasefire triggered an immediate market reaction, causing Brent and WTI to plummet. This rapid correction reflects investors adjusting their expectations in light of reduced geopolitical tensions.