The US Department of Justice has just made the largest crypto seizure in its history. This digital fortune now triggers an intense political debate: should victims be compensated or should the national strategic reserve be strengthened?
While the crypto market was going through a period of marked instability, a statement from Donald Trump was enough to reverse the trend. By announcing a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on October 31, during the APEC summit in Seoul, the American president triggered an immediate rebound in major cryptos. In a tense climate between the United States and China, this announcement was seen as a sign of easing, briefly rekindling investor optimism.
Donald Trump declared that the United States is in a trade war with China. This statement, made in Washington, marks an escalation of economic tensions. In the aftermath, the markets wavered. Bitcoin, particularly sensitive to geopolitical shocks, plunged. This declaration comes as the administration targets Chinese technological imports, directly threatening the mining industry. The American trade offensive now takes a strategic turn with immediate repercussions on the crypto ecosystem.
Bitcoin collapses, Trump threatens, Beijing counterattacks, and cryptos suffer: meanwhile, Dogecoin still seeks a way out of the crisis. Should we laugh or buy?
Bitcoin ended the week under pressure as investors rotated toward safer assets amid renewed US-China trade tensions and broader market weakness. Despite robust inflows into Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), derivatives data suggest traders remain cautious about the sustainability of current price levels.
On October 10, a radical decision by Donald Trump, 100% tariffs on Chinese software, triggered an unprecedented storm. Within hours, bitcoin collapsed, more than 16 billion dollars evaporated, and 1.6 million traders liquidated positions.
Trump sneezes on tariffs, Wall Street catches a cold, crypto convulses: 1.6 million traders liquidated, 19 billion evaporated. The crash is no longer a threat, it's a slap.
This Friday, Donald Trump announced 100% tariffs on all Chinese products, in response to a commercial offensive from Beijing. The reaction was swift, as bitcoin dropped below 110,000 dollars, falling to 102,000 dollars on Binance, its worst performance since the end of June. The crypto market thus turned red in widespread panic.
The memecoin $TRUMP, in free fall by 90%, is betting everything on a record fundraising of 200 million dollars to avoid collapse. Between hopes of a rebound and risks of failure, can this crypto poker move save the token linked to Donald Trump? #Trump #memecoin #crypto
A memecoin that collapses, 30 million disappearing, an AI as an excuse... At the Trumps, crypto sometimes smells more like a cover-up operation than a smart contract.
At just 19 years old, Barron Trump already displays a fortune that surpasses that of his own mother. His secret? An early entry into the crypto world and a strategic role within World Liberty Financial. But how could such a young man accumulate such wealth in so little time?
The cryptocurrency market faces renewed pressure, with both Bitcoin and Ethereum testing key support levels after a week of declines. Predictably, this market dip has left traders weighing whether this downturn signals further weakness or a chance to re-enter. Amid the uncertainty, President Donald Trump's son, Eric Trump, has stepped in with a familiar message, urging market participants to “buy the dips.”
What if an overly soft banker awakened the bitcoin beast? Behind the Trumpian nominations, a financial parabola ready to explode… Novogratz lights the fuse, hide the dollars!
Has Trump found the cure for plummeting cryptos? WLFI buys back its tokens burned with the financial blowtorch. A hastily botched operation or a finely tuned strategy? To be seen.
When Trump roars "I am the boss", the Winklevoss texts remind him that the kings of Bitcoin crypto sometimes pull more strings than a president on stage.
World Liberty Financial appears poised to build on its market entry by pursuing utility-focused growth. The crypto venture, backed by the Trump family, has outlined plans to issue a debit card and retail application, as per recent reports.
On Monday, the U.S. and U.K. launched a new joint task force to improve cross-border capital flows into the crypto sector. The special alliance, aimed at strengthening ties between the two nations’ digital asset industries, will include regulators from both countries.
Paul Atkins, the current chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and Gary Gensler, the agency’s former chief, both appeared before the media this week to discuss the regulatory atmosphere under the current administration, particularly policies proposed by President Donald Trump.
Trump, future Patron Saint of crypto? After Ulbricht and BitMEX, CZ hopes for his blessing. Between edited X profile and angry senators, Washington becomes a blockchain theater stage.
Solid gold Trump holding a bitcoin in front of the Capitol: crypto happening or presidential cult? Between pop culture and monetary policy, Washington becomes the theater of a curious spectacle.
What will China do if the United States truly start selling gold to embrace bitcoin?
Lawmakers from the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives recently met with crypto industry stakeholders to deliberate on key market structures and codify laws for establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve.
On CNBC, Eric Trump stated that Bitcoin has "taken the role of gold in today’s world," elevating crypto to the status of a strategic safe haven asset. This media appearance coincides with the launch of American Bitcoin, a mining and BTC holding company he is close to. Far from a mere announcement, this statement fits within a dynamic where publicly traded companies are beginning to integrate bitcoin at the heart of their reserve strategy.
Powell cuts timidly, Trump shouts louder than ever, and crypto cheers. In Washington, the FED lowers its arms, while Bitcoin and stablecoins revise their choreography.
Washington dreams of a digital safe: one million bitcoins in the national reserve. But between orange ties, Republican promises, and empty coffers, the crypto political saga unfolds with suspense.
President Donald Trump has renewed his efforts to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook just days before the central bank is expected to deliver its first rate cut in nearly a year. The case has turned into a controversial legal battle that is now overlapping with one of the most significant policy decisions in the US economy. As the administration continues with its appeal, new evidence looms to erode its claims and heightens its political and financial stakes.
As the war in Ukraine enters a critical phase, Donald Trump throws a wrench in the diplomatic pond. The American president stated that no new sanctions against Moscow would be taken as long as NATO countries continue to buy Russian oil. This statement exposes the persistent fractures within the Alliance and revives the question of its strategic coherence towards Russia.
The cryptocurrency sector keeps surprising. Tether, already known for its USDT stablecoin, has just announced the launch of a new player: USAT. This dollar-backed stablecoin stands out with a clear ambition: to comply with new American legislation while consolidating the greenback's influence in the digital age. But the real surprise comes from its leadership: Bo Hines, former White House crypto advisor, now leads this strategic project.
Nearly two years after his conviction, the former CEO of FTX sees his crypto future replayed in a judicial appeal. The Second Circuit Court of Appeals has set the hearing for November 4, a key step in the crypto trial.
Eyes are fixed on the market as many financial firms warm up to go public on Wall Street this week. Among these potential debutants, American crypto exchange Gemini has increased its share price ahead of its initial public offering (IPO) scheduled for Friday.