As Ethereum goes through a period of economic weakness, two members of its community, Kevin Owocki and Devansh Mehta, have just proposed an innovative reform to invigorate its application ecosystem. Their idea: to introduce a dynamic fee structure aimed at better balancing developers' revenues and fairness for users.
The crypto market is facing a harsh reality for investors who bet on locked tokens. According to recent data, between May 2024 and April 2025, these investors recorded an average loss of 50% compared to over-the-counter (OTC) valuations, exacerbating distrust towards new projects.
Nike is in turmoil. Accused of abandoning its NFT investors after the abrupt closure of its RTFKT crypto division, the sports giant is facing a class action in the United States. More than 5 million dollars are being sought for misleading practices and the sale of unregistered securities.
The Nasdaq calls on the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to treat certain cryptos as traditional financial securities. In a letter dated April 25, Nasdaq urged the SEC to classify certain cryptocurrencies as "stocks," emphasizing the need for clearer regulatory standards for digital assets.
The global financial geography is experiencing a spectacular transformation. Far from the sanitized skyscrapers of Wall Street or the centuries-old Swiss banks, a new map is emerging: that of the cities that have embraced the blockchain revolution without complexes. Ljubljana, the Slovenian capital nestled between the Alps and the Balkans, embodies this metamorphosis. With regulatory boldness and a crypto culture already ingrained, it now outshines Hong Kong and Zurich. How has this city of 300,000 inhabitants managed to dominate the game? The answer lies in a subtle mix of legislative pragmatism, agile infrastructures, and an almost organic popular adoption.
Blockchain, often perceived as a niche technology, could become a key player in redefining global job markets by 2030. A recent report highlights the untapped potential of this technology, capable of creating over 1.5 million jobs in the coming years, a growth comparable to or even exceeding that of AI (Artificial Intelligence).
Are crypto ETFs in danger? The SEC prolongs the wait despite a new pro-crypto president. The details in this article!
Ripple enters a new era. The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) Group, the global benchmark for derivative products, announces the launch of futures contracts on Ripple. A historic decision that propels XRP into the big leagues and could ignite its price in the weeks to come.
The Fed turns a page in crypto regulation. By revoking two major directives imposed on banks since 2022 and 2023, the American institution reshuffles the cards of crypto supervision. Its new stance, embodied by letter SR 25-4, abandons the requirement for prior reporting in favor of an autonomous risk management approach. This is a discreet but strategic repositioning in a context where regulatory pressure is intensifying and the fault lines between financial innovation and institutional control are becoming increasingly visible.
The BNB Chain network is gearing up to take a crucial step with the activation of the Lorentz hard fork, scheduled for April 29, 2025, at 5:05 AM UTC. This technical upgrade marks a major evolution of Binance's blockchain infrastructure, aiming to enhance the speed and fluidity of crypto transactions.
The SEC is changing its face, and with it possibly the future of crypto regulation in the United States. With Paul Atkins at the helm, the sector finally envisions a more coherent approach open to innovation. A decisive turning point for an ecosystem in search of clarity, after years of legal ambiguity.
Neglected, criticized, almost forgotten... Ethereum has just reminded us that it is not done yet. In just two weeks, ETH has surged by 30%, surpassing $1,800. Between a reversal figure, falling fees, and a renewed global interest, the machine is back in motion. How far will it go?
Ethereum is regaining momentum. While its price struggles to bounce back, the network is witnessing an explosion of new users. With 1.83 million depositors in a week, the DeFi crypto star seems to be regaining the interest of investors. A strong signal that could indicate a trend reversal.
The year 2025 could mark a historic turning point for crypto ETFs in the United States. More than 70 funds are awaiting approval from the SEC, covering assets ranging from Bitcoin to memecoins. This momentum could transform institutional access to crypto, but there is no guarantee of success for all.
Paul Atkins officially takes the helm of the SEC and could change the game for the American crypto universe. Details here!
The tide is turning for traditional banks. According to a recent report, Deutsche Bank and Standard Chartered are currently exploring expansion opportunities in the crypto sector in the United States. This information, although not confirmed by those involved, is set against a backdrop of rapid transformation of the American regulatory environment, increasingly favorable to digital assets.
In January 2025, the crypto industry made massive donations to Trump's investment fund. A month later, the SEC miraculously dropped its lawsuits against those same donors. Coincidence or monetized political influence? The line between financial support and regulatory favoritism has never seemed so blurred.
The digital euro, a future digital currency issued by the European Central Bank, is set to profoundly transform the European monetary landscape. According to the ECB, this CBDC could replace up to 50% of banknotes in circulation and significantly impact bank deposits! Thus marking a strategic turning point for Europe in the face of digital assets.
On April 20, 2025, Dogecoin holders celebrate the now traditional Doge Day, a festive day born in 2021 alongside the global cannabis day. While the DOGE community remains as enthusiastic as ever, a major event could soon redefine the landscape of this iconic crypto: the possible approval of a Dogecoin ETF by the U.S. SEC.
In a world where information often blends with misinformation, Telegram, the encrypted messaging app, found itself at the center of an unprecedented controversy. While France claims to have forced the platform to comply with European regulations following the arrest of its founder, Pavel Durov turns the accusation around: according to him, it was the French authorities who delayed implementing the procedures stipulated by the EU. A rhetorical duel that reveals deeper tensions over the control of tech giants.
Bitcoin is playing the star, but altcoins are sharpening their promises. Between wild memecoins, restrained regulators, and creative projects, 2025 could well offer a dance of outsiders.
Canada has just set a global precedent by approving the first spot ETFs backed by Solana (SOL), with staking options. While the United States struggles to move beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum, this Canadian initiative elevates Solana to the status of an institutionalized asset, marking a clear break in the hierarchy of listed cryptocurrencies. This is a strong signal for an ecosystem that has long been relegated to the background.
Imagine a president, builder of skyscrapers and scandals, minting money at will based on the laws he writes. The USD1 is not just a stablecoin; it is the gateway to finance without safety nets.
Christine Lagarde has confirmed the planned launch of the digital euro for October 2025, pending approval from European authorities. This initiative comes in a context where a recent survey reveals a marked disinterest among Europeans for this central bank digital currency.
The financial systems encountered significant disturbances at the start of 2025 after President Donald Trump enacted extensive import tariffs affecting Canada, Mexico, and China. President Trump initiated the new trade regulations, which imposed 25% duties on products from Canada and Mexico and 10% duties on Chinese exports to safeguard domestic businesses and correct commercial discrepancies. The tariffs caused disruptive effects throughout world markets, particularly in the cryptocurrency industry.
Between ideology and regulation, the debanking war rages: a battle where crypto and "risky" industries fight for their survival.
At the heart of a debate as lively as it is surprising, the crypto universe is under the spotlight. The digital revolution and financial freedom clash with the imperatives of national security. This article boldly and clearly explores the issues related to crypto-friendly regulations and the potential excesses of an exacerbated surveillance state.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has recently intensified its efforts to clarify the regulation of crypto assets. On March 3, 2025, the SEC announced that its Crypto Task Force would hold a series of roundtables entitled "Spring Sprint Toward Crypto Clarity" to discuss key issues related to the regulation of cryptocurrencies. The first session, scheduled for March 21, will focus on "How Did We Get Here and How to Get Out – Defining the Status of Security."
In a crazy quest to save the American economy, VanEck sees bitcoin as a miracle cure. Could a strategic reserve of cryptocurrency really wipe out 21 trillion in debt by 2049?
The SEC, once a bastion of conservatism, is finally awakening to the enchanting song of cryptocurrencies. ETFs are making a grand entrance, and the agency, once inflexible, seems to be discovering the virtues of compromise.