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The bullish momentum of bitcoin seems to be fading. After reaching a peak above $124,000, the leading cryptocurrency shows signs of fatigue. Meanwhile, retail investor interest is shifting towards altcoins and Ethereum. Could this capital rotation signal a new phase in the crypto cycle?

Crypto-focused funds are leading U.S. ETF launches, with Ethereum and Bitcoin attracting record inflows and growing investor interest.

Ethereum drove strong inflows into crypto exchange-traded products last week, helping the market recover after earlier losses.

World Liberty Financial, supported by the Trump family, is preparing to create a Nasdaq-listed company to hold its WLFI tokens. This project inspired by MicroStrategy's pioneering strategy could open a new chapter at the crossroads of politics, financial markets, and cryptos.

The NFT market has just recorded its second-best month of the year, reaching $574 million in sales in July—a nearly unexpected rebound. While the number of buyers is declining, the average transaction value is rising, and Ethereum-based collections are surging. Is this just a temporary rebound—or the start of a more selective new cycle?

Interest in stablecoins is reaching unprecedented heights. As the market capitalization crosses the historic threshold of 270 billion dollars, Google searches are literally skyrocketing. Does this rush towards stable digital currencies coincide with the adoption of the GENIUS law?

In a rapidly changing banking sector, Fortuneo is about to reach a decisive turning point. By exploring the integration of cryptocurrencies into its offerings, the French neobank is following a trend already initiated by its European competitors. This strategy is expected at a time when digital investment is becoming a new norm rather than a passing trend.

Polymarket, the crypto platform specializing in predictive markets, is making its big return to the United States. To achieve this, it is betting on the acquisition of QCX, an exchange regulated by the CFTC. An ambitious move that could redefine the future of prediction on the blockchain.

The White House is preparing to open a new chapter in the integration of cryptocurrencies into the savings of American households. President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order allowing, for the first time, 401(k) retirement plans to include bitcoin, gold, and private equity among their investment options. A decision that could eventually create a massive influx of liquidity into the crypto market.

Europe is not backing down. After MiCA, crypto companies must face a new wave of regulation driven by the European Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA). Anonymous wallets banned, direct access to data, cross-border controls... Brussels clearly shows its intention to go further. Is the sector ready to absorb this new shock?

BlackRock experienced a massive surge in crypto ETF inflows in Q2 2025, driving strong revenue growth and setting new records for assets under management.

Donald Trump has just avoided a major political setback by rallying dissenters from his own camp. Thanks to a direct intervention in the Oval Office, he is back on track for the adoption of the flagship laws of Crypto Week. However, internal tensions regarding central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) hint at a battle that is far from over.

While the United States bets on open regulation of stablecoins with the GENIUS Act, China takes a more discreet approach. In Shanghai, a closed-door meeting among regulators reveals a willingness to experiment, without easing control.

The public affairs manager at Bitpanda warns about the persistent disparities in the application of the MiCA regulation across Europe. Despite its promises of harmonization, the European Union struggles to establish a true single market for cryptocurrencies. MiCA is on the way, indeed, but each member state interprets and applies the law in its own way.

"For several weeks now, Coinbase's (COIN) stock has been on the rise, reaching a historic high of $382 before closing at $369.21. This surge is not coincidental: it reflects both a major regulatory turning point in the United States and the profound strategic transformation undertaken by the crypto company, which is determined to become one of the pillars of global digital finance."

In a world where every geopolitical explosion shakes the financial markets, crypto seems strangely unflappable in the face of recent tensions between Israel and Iran. Yet, this apparent serenity may only be temporary. How long can greed, an irrational but powerful driver, keep the sector afloat?

Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, finally publicly acknowledges a "major issue" that has been plaguing his platform for years. The leading American exchange announces an 82% reduction in wrongful freezes. But is this improvement enough to restore trust shaken by recent data breaches?

The Ethereum Foundation has just announced a major restructuring of its development teams, accompanied by job cuts. This move is part of a broader strategy to refocus on the critical issues of blockchain.

A large judicial operation is shaking up the French crypto ecosystem. The Paris prosecutor's office has just indicted 25 individuals, including six minors, for their alleged involvement in several kidnapping attempts targeting figures in the crypto sector. Does this offensive finally mark a turning point in the fight against this new form of crime?

The crypto investment giant Grayscale is betting big on blockchain artificial intelligence. Despite a slow start to 2025, the American firm identifies several major catalysts that could propel this sector to new heights. Which projects are standing out?

The month of June is expected to be less eventful than May in terms of crypto unlocks. According to Tokenomist, $3.3 billion worth of tokens will be released in June, representing a 32% decrease compared to the $4.9 billion in May. Could this wave of liquidity upset the fragile balance of the market?

The judicial police are conducting a large-scale operation this Monday morning. More than a dozen suspects have been arrested in connection with two kidnapping cases targeting crypto entrepreneurs. This offensive highlights a worrying phenomenon shaking the French cryptocurrency ecosystem. But will these arrests be enough to reassure a sector plagued by an unprecedented wave of violence?

When Kraken gives wings to Wall Street: US stocks on the blockchain, without schedules or borders, while traditional finance counts its hours and intermediaries... Guaranteed suspense.

In a crypto environment marked by volatility, stablecoins are emerging as the preferred safe haven for venture capital investors. Despite geopolitical tensions and market fluctuations, these digital currencies pegged to traditional currencies are garnering increasing attention. Why does this particular segment generate so much enthusiasm among the most discerning financiers?

Coinbase, the largest American crypto exchange platform, has just suffered a large-scale cyberattack involving the leak of sensitive data from about 1% of its users. This security breach comes at a particularly delicate time for the company, just days before its entry into the prestigious S&P 500 index. What will be the consequences for this giant that claims over 105 million users?

In the face of the increasing number of abductions targeting the crypto sector in France, Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau is organizing an emergency meeting with entrepreneurs this Friday. This decision comes after the attempted kidnapping of the daughter and grandson of the CEO of Paymium on Tuesday in Paris. Is the safety of crypto players becoming a national issue?

The U.S. Senate rejected the GENIUS Act bill yesterday, which aimed to regulate stablecoins. With a vote of 48 against 49, far from the 60 votes needed, this bipartisan legislation faced unexpected opposition from Democrats, jeopardizing the regulatory future of dollar-backed cryptos. But what are the real reasons behind this legislative failure?

In an article published this morning on Cointribune, we reported information that BNP Paribas had partnered with Pi Network to facilitate SEPA transfers in cryptocurrency. After thorough checks, this information turned out to be false.