In 2025, Americans anticipate a rise in the stock markets and an intensification of international conflicts. This duality could influence financial and crypto markets, making the current year both promising and uncertain for the United States.
Bitcoin is Donald Trump's plan B if he fails to persuade the BRICS to stop their rebellion against the dollar.
Bitcoin is Donald Trump's plan B if he fails to persuade the BRICS to stop their rebellion against the dollar.
Bitcoin is stagnant, investors are softly dozing. But beware: Trump in January could very well add some spice to this lukewarm crypto soup.
A renowned financial analyst, Dr. Jim Willie, recently sounded the alarm about a massive debt crisis that could hit the U.S. economy in 2025. According to him, the United States is heading toward a critical point with $7 trillion in debt maturing, which could trigger a major economic crisis.
The U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, Janet Yellen, recently warned that the U.S. debt ceiling could be reached as early as mid-January 2025. According to her statements, the Treasury expects to hit this new limit between January 14 and 23, at which point extraordinary measures will need to be taken to avoid a default.
In the tumultuous arena of crypto, the bloodless Bitcoin ETFs find an unexpected resurgence after Christmas, like a benevolent wink from Santa Claus.
On Wall Street, the rumor is growing: 2049, Bitcoin soars, the debt collapses. A grand bet, a shaken America.
When a former footballer dons the jersey of innovation, and Trump orchestrates, the crypto-sphere stirs: a promise of growth or just a bluff?
Elon Musk is shaking Washington. Between his influence on social media and his hundreds of millions of dollars in donations, Elon Musk is increasingly establishing himself as the true master of the White House.
Saylor dreams of a redeeming Bitcoin, freeing America from an abyssal chasm. Schiff, skeptical, waves the banner of imminent chaos. Who will win this dance of trillions?
The use of cryptocurrencies has surpassed the stage of curiosity reserved for a tech-savvy elite. A recent survey from Emerson College reveals that nearly 19% of American voters have already invested in cryptocurrencies, traded, or conducted transactions with them. This figure, which illustrates a growing adoption of these technologies, represents a significant change in financial behaviors. More than an isolated phenomenon, it reflects a profound transformation in mindsets, where cryptocurrencies are gradually becoming integrated into the daily lives of millions of people.
There are fewer and fewer people to criticize Bitcoin as it reaches 100,000 dollars, thanks to a convinced American government.
"Between technological shores and headwinds, Nvidia navigates. China strikes, not for a monopoly, but to challenge the hegemony of American chips. A fight where every chip counts."
Frank Richard Ahlgren III, an early bitcoin investor, was sentenced to two years in prison for falsifying his tax returns to conceal capital gains from the sale of BTC.
On the crypto scene, Trump exchanges stablecoins for ETH. A bold move of 5 million that brightens his treasury of 73 million in digital assets.
The Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad is on the verge of collapsing after 13 years of civil war, and it changes absolutely everything!
Recently, the United States announced new sanctions aimed at restricting the export of semiconductor technologies to China. These measures are intended to hinder China's ability to acquire and produce advanced technologies necessary for its military modernization. China is reacting violently!
In the face of intensifying global economic tensions, the central role of the dollar in international exchanges is increasingly being called into question. At the heart of this upheaval, the BRICS nations are seeking to break free from this dependency by exploring alternative solutions. According to economist Jim Rickards, these countries already have an unofficial common currency: gold. This discreet yet strategic approach allows them to bypass the financial pressures exerted by the United States, particularly through economic sanctions. As the United States intensifies the use of the dollar as a geopolitical weapon, the BRICS are mounting a resistance that could redefine the rules of global trade. This strategy raises questions about the future balance of the international monetary system.
The nomination of the next chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is central to the preparations of the new administration of Donald Trump. Paul Atkins, a former commissioner of the agency under the Bush administration, emerges as the most likely candidate, according to recent forecasts. He is known for his pro-market and pro-private sector positions. Such a possibility sparks intense debate, particularly in the context of an already strained financial regulation.
Is Donald Trump's blackmail toward the dollar a bad omen regarding his promise to create a strategic reserve of bitcoins?
When MicroStrategy bets everything on Bitcoin, Anthony Pompliano points out major risks: vague regulations, extreme volatility, and catastrophic scenarios. An explosive cocktail for Michael Saylor's company.
Altcoins on the attack! Bitcoin falters, XRP soars: an unprecedented crypto redistribution is beginning, under the worried gaze of investors.
Pressure is mounting across the Atlantic in favor of a bitcoin reserve to counter the de-dollarization of the BRICS.
Will the world stand by if the United States creates a strategic reserve of bitcoins?
The creation of a strategic reserve of bitcoins is seen as the most significant monetary earthquake since the end of the Bretton Woods agreements in 1971. The Dilemma The American Senator Cynthia Lummis could lay the first stone of a renovation of the international monetary system.
After Microstrategy and Tesla, Microsoft could soon plunge into the water by adopting Michael Saylor's Bitcoin strategy.
Ripple plays political dominos: a hint of Trump, a splash of scandal, and XRP does flips.
Trump and Gaetz, two Bitcoin cowboys. One invests in the White House, the other in Justice, ready to cheer up crypto America.
The announcement of the return of Donald Trump's protectionism represents a notable shift in transatlantic economic relations, as it threatens to reignite trade tensions between the United States and Europe. Faced with a policy that could once again shake international exchanges, France is ready to vigorously defend its interests. At stake are the strategic sectors of industry and agriculture, while the European Union contemplates new measures to protect its economy. Thus, between French determination and European consultation, the debate around American protectionism continues to intensify, with major implications for economic actors on both sides of the Atlantic.