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Nvidia has triggered the "death cross": this dramatic name for a simple crossover of moving averages could well signal the end of a historic rally. But while Wall Street is concerned, AI cryptos just shrug their shoulders (and sometimes their prices). A three-part dive into this strange ballet.

The crypto universe has never feared the absurd. But when blockchain gets entangled with biblical prophecies, even the most seasoned raise an eyebrow. On Polymarket, a decentralized predictive betting platform, a bold contract challenges the laws of the sacred: a 3% chance that Jesus Christ will return before the end of 2025. An unusual bet, certainly, but indicative of an era where decentralized finance embraces the most improbable mythologies.

For a time, Tornado Cash was the ugly duckling of the blockchain. Accused of obscuring the trail of several billion dollars in dubious funds, the famous crypto mixer found itself on the U.S. Treasury's blacklist. But surprise on March 21: the axe fell... the other way around. The U.S. government simply lifted the sanctions against this protocol. A plot twist? Maybe. A signal of change? Definitely.

2025 could mark a point of no return for crypto. As traditional markets navigate between uncertainties and capricious interest rates, financial institutions seem to have found their new compass: digital assets. According to a recent study by Coinbase and EY-Parthenon, 83% of institutional investors plan to increase their allocations to crypto starting next year. A shocking figure that conceals a more complex reality, but above all, a profound transformation of investment strategies. Far from clichés about volatility, crypto is becoming a pillar of institutional portfolios.

Buckle up and stash your cold wallets: Donald Trump is coming to the Digital Asset Summit on March 20! After promising to make the United States the global capital of crypto, he is about to drop a few bombs (verbal ones, of course). Regulation, adoption, bitcoin... What should we expect?

Siemens, a pillar of the European industry, is accelerating into crypto. Its integration of the Minima blockchain into its connected machines goes beyond mere innovation. The group is redefining digital trust with a decentralized network capable of transforming entire sectors. IoT and crypto are joining forces to secure critical infrastructures and automate industrial processes.

The markets are currently buzzing around a growing hypothesis: the American Federal Reserve (FED) could end its quantitative tightening (QT) program by May. This scenario, which seemed unlikely just a few months ago, is now considered a certainty by bettors on the Polymarket platform. A decision that, if realized, could have major consequences for the crypto market.

The crypto landscape is staggering. Exchange-traded products (ETPs), those much-admired investment vehicles, are facing an unprecedented hemorrhage. Since mid-February, 1.7 billion dollars have evaporated from crypto funds, according to CoinShares. A sequence of 17 consecutive days of outflows. Behind these brutal figures lie complex dynamics: increased mistrust, chain reactions, and surprising paradoxes.

Since the announcement of the release of Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram, Toncoin (TON) has experienced a spectacular rise of over 50%. The crypto market, responsive to good judicial news, reacted immediately to the delight ofTON enthusiasts. This remarkable rebound highlights the influence of iconic figures and their impact on the cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin is going through a period of indecision. After reaching a peak of $109,000 in January 2025, its price dropped to $84,290, marking a correction of 23%. Some analysts believe that the leading cryptocurrency could enter a new 8-month consolidation phase, a pattern similar to what was observed in 2024. This hypothesis is based on several technical indicators and the behavior of institutional investors.

At the heart of a scandal blending crypto and political intrigues, an Argentine lawyer shakes up the established order. The LIBRA case, which oscillates between financial manipulation and a game of deception, promises to be one of the most striking episodes in the crypto universe. In this turbulent context, every word counts and every gesture is scrutinized.

Ethereum in free fall against Bitcoin: mere turbulence or alarm signal? As the ETH/BTC ratio hits its lowest level in 5 years, some traders are fleeing to more profitable altcoins. Should we follow the trend or wait for a rebound? Discover the analyses and strategies to not miss the next crypto wave!

As cryptos disrupt traditional financial systems, Russia is taking a paradoxical approach. The central bank proposes to open exchanges to qualified investors while maintaining a cautious distance. This maneuver seems to balance control and innovation, but could it be hiding a more restrictive strategy?

The tax regimes for cryptocurrencies in France and Switzerland present significant differences. While Switzerland is known for its favorable tax conditions for private investors, France imposes a stricter taxation with a flat tax of 30% on capital gains realized. Here is a detailed comparison of the tax obligations in these two countries.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) may soon abandon its initiative to require certain crypto companies to register as exchanges. Mark Uyeda, acting chairman of the SEC, has asked the agency's teams to explore ways to waive this regulatory change.

Nuclear energy and cryptocurrencies: an unlikely marriage? Marine Le Pen, a significant figure in the French political landscape, has shaken things up by linking these two worlds. During a visit to the Flamanville EPR, she outlined a vision where surplus nuclear electricity would power Bitcoin mining.

Financial and crypto markets continue to experience severe declines as investors await inflation data and the FED's decisions. Despite favorable regulatory advancements, Bitcoin and Ethereum are falling, in hope of a relief that will certainly come from the upcoming CPI and FOMC data. But what will it really be?

Time no longer has control over the crypto markets. Coinbase has just broken free from fixed hours by announcing 24/7 trading of futures contracts on Bitcoin and Ethereum for American residents. This is a revolution that, beyond simplifying access, redefines the rules of the game in the face of fierce competition. But behind this boldness lie subtle stakes: regulation, technical innovation, and a battle to dominate a rapidly growing derivatives market.

Bitcoin begins a crucial week following a significant drop that has shaken the market. Amid macroeconomic uncertainties, tensions over interest rates, and technical indicators under pressure, investors are closely monitoring the upcoming movements. Despite a sentiment of extreme fear, some signals suggest a possible reversal. Here are 5 major elements to watch this week!

The crypto market has just undergone a heavy correction, losing 440 million dollars in capitalization. Several poor decisions made recently by American President Donald Trump have negatively affected investors. Amid geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties, the crypto market is experiencing a significant phase of turbulence.

Bitcoin (BTC) could soon experience significant volatility and trigger over $1.13 billion in long position liquidations if its price falls below the critical threshold of $82,000. Currently trading at $83,000, bearish pressure is intensifying as investors react negatively to recent announcements regarding the strategic bitcoin reserve in the United States.

For several days now, the crypto market has been in turmoil. With 1.43 billion XRP traded in just 24 hours, investors are questioning: simple market movement or signs of a radical change? While some see it as an opportunity, others fear speculative manipulation. Analysis.

According to a recent study by crypto market researcher Mark Quant, the increase in the Global Liquidity Index (GLI) could be a key factor in the recovery of the cryptocurrency market. This dynamic could propel the total market capitalization beyond 4 trillion dollars by the second quarter of 2025, thereby reaching new historical highs.

Yesterday, surrounded by four gray walls and the clinking of bars, Sam Bankman-Fried blew out his 33 candles. A celebration far from the golden trappings of his FTX days, but under the spotlight of a scandal that still shakes the crypto world. Sentenced to 25 years in prison, the former golden boy of cryptocurrencies provides, from his cell, a version of his story where innocence and political calculation intertwine.

On Friday, March 7, 2025, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, welcomed leading figures from the crypto industry to the White House for an unprecedented summit. The main objective of this meeting was to discuss the creation of a strategic reserve of cryptocurrencies, a bold project that could redefine the role of digital assets in the American economy. Here’s what really happened!

Argentina, already shaken by a persistent economic crisis, now sees its president Javier Milei caught in a judicial storm related to the crypto Libra. While Milei, a champion of libertarianism, promised a monetary revolution, a hastily deleted promotional tweet and opaque transactions have triggered a sensational investigation. Amid speculative surges, suspicions of pump-and-dump schemes, and criminal proceedings, the Libra case reveals the dark corners of a crypto ecosystem in search of credibility.

On the eve of the Crypto Summit at the White House scheduled for March 7, 2025, World Liberty Financial, a decentralized finance platform linked to the Trump family, has significantly increased its cryptocurrency holdings. According to recent data, the company has injected 25 million dollars into its reserves by acquiring several major cryptocurrencies. What is behind this initiative?

David Sacks, recently appointed by Donald Trump as the "czar" of cryptocurrencies and artificial intelligence, has confirmed that he sold all his crypto assets before taking office. This decision aims to avoid any conflict of interest as he is set to play a key role in American technological regulation.