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In Los Angeles, the fires dance. Burned wallets, forgotten private keys, digital fortunes fade away, taking dreams and cryptos into the oblivion of an apocalyptic blaze.

The French debt today raises significant concerns. The surge in the ten-year rate, which recently came close to 3.4%, illustrates the colossal challenges the government is facing. On one side, the Minister of Economy, Éric Lombard, must deal with a rapidly increasing interest burden. On the other hand, the risk premium, nearing 90 basis points, serves as a reminder that the gap is gradually widening with Germany and dangerously approaching Italy.

A new era seems to be opening up for American financial advisors. According to a recent survey conducted by Bitwise, 56% of them say they are more inclined to invest in cryptocurrencies after Donald Trump's victory. Such enthusiasm is as intriguing as it is fascinating, especially when we know that crypto markets evolve at lightning speed. Some professionals see it as a favorable wind, ready to propel traditional finance towards new horizons. Others, more cautious, detect a landscape still riddled with uncertainties. However, one thing is certain: the dynamics around Bitcoin and other digital assets continue to strengthen.

Investors are closely monitoring XRP, an altcoin that has already experienced a spectacular surge. Its recent consolidation suggests a possible violent move, especially if technical indicators continue to point towards a breakout above the current resistance. Beyond simple price fluctuations, optimism is growing regarding a potential breakthrough above $2.90.

On January 7, Canadian politics experienced a seismic shift: Justin Trudeau, in power since 2015, announced his resignation following the abrupt departure of his Finance Minister, Chrystia Freeland. Since then, all eyes have turned to Pierre Poilievre, the leader of the Conservative Party, whose popularity is skyrocketing as the October 20 elections approach. Among his supporters, a billionaire has caused a stir: Elon Musk, the iconic CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, praised his statements on inflation and fiscal responsibility.

Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange platform in the world, recently published its year-end report for 2024, revealing impressive figures. Among the highlights, the company announced that it has surpassed 250 million registered users, thereby confirming its dominant position in the digital assets sector. Here are the innovations that made this possible...

The world of crypto is evolving at a dizzying pace. Even the most promising collaborations do not always guarantee an immediate price increase. This is exactly what we observe with Ripple and Chainlink, whose partnership has not prevented their tokens, XRP and LINK, from suddenly retreating.

Bitcoin is gaining ground around the world. However, the idea of seeing this cryptocurrency appear in the vaults of a central bank may seem crazy. Yet, it is the scenario mentioned by Aleš Michl, the governor of the Czech National Bank, who is considering diversifying its reserves with Bitcoin. Why such boldness? Let's find out.

At the heart of the old continent, the European Union is taking a decisive step towards the crypto future. The long-awaited implementation of the MiCA regulatory framework brings a breath of fresh air to the crypto industry. Stakeholders in the sector welcome this progress, while fearing possible administrative overreach. Yet, despite these legitimate concerns, optimism remains. Institutional investors are preparing to inject fresh capital. At the same time, governments are refining their surveillance strategies. The tension is palpable, but MiCA promises, in the long term, to solidify the rise of cryptocurrencies in Europe.

Bernard Arnault's fortune, the French luxury magnate and CEO of LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, took a heavy hit in 2024, losing $31.9 billion in a single year due to the drop in stock prices.

Crypto is going through a pivotal period, and industry analysts are holding their breath. A historical signal, observed only twice in the last eight years, seems to indicate an imminent altseason. For investors and crypto enthusiasts, this news could well redefine short-term opportunities.

Social media has become much more than just simple exchange platforms. Today, they are the battleground of an ideological clash between freedom of expression, content moderation, and user engagement. Every modification to the rules governing these digital spaces sparks passionate debates, and X (formerly Twitter) is no exception. Recently, Elon Musk announced a revamp of X's algorithm, which aims to prioritize educational and informative content at the expense of those deemed too negative. According to him, this update addresses a central issue: some posts encourage excessive consumption of the social network without truly enriching users' experiences. However, this decision has quickly provoked criticism. Many users denounce a risk of control over information and question the criteria that will define "negativity." Some see it as a form of masked censorship, while others view this change as an attempt to influence how debates are organized on the platform.

Inflation in the eurozone continues to receive close attention as markets monitor the release of December's figures. According to FactSet estimates, consumer prices are expected to rise by 2.4% year-on-year, up from 2.2% in November. This increase, although moderate, raises questions about the path the European Central Bank (ECB) is set to take. On one hand, some investors are betting on a rapid monetary easing, convinced that inflation will gradually return to the ECB's target of 2%. On the other hand, the sustainability of underlying inflation at 2.7%, fueled by rising prices of services and food products, urges the central bank to exercise caution. As the ECB prepares for its first meeting of the year on January 30, the balance between supporting the economy and controlling prices looks particularly delicate.

For some time now, MicroStrategy has established itself as the leading company in Bitcoin. With a bold strategy that combines financial innovation and conviction, it is once again in the spotlight with an ambitious proposal: to raise 2 billion dollars to acquire more bitcoin.

Victims of the FTX bankruptcy are finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. The crypto exchange platform officially activated its reimbursement plan on January 3, 2024, paving the way for the return of funds to millions of affected users.

The center of gravity of the global economy is gradually shifting towards new alliances. In the face of the waning influence of Western institutions, another bloc is consolidating its power. Since January 1, 2025, the BRICS have taken a new step by welcoming nine partner states. This expansion, decided at the Kazan summit in October 2024, reinforces their political and economic weight and broadens their grip on emerging markets. Now, the organization represents 51% of the global population and generates 40.4% of global GDP in purchasing power parity.

The bitcoin market is going through a turbulent period at the beginning of 2025, despite recent historic highs. According to a report by Bravo Research, a correction down to $80,000 could represent a strategic buying opportunity for investors.

The Solana memecoin generation platform Pump.fun is approaching a revenue of 400 million dollars, according to Lookonchain, despite a significant drop in the overall market capitalization of memecoins in December.

The price of Solana (SOL) shows a spectacular recovery of 10% following a significant transaction of 55 million dollars made by the Pump.fun platform to the Kraken exchange. This rise comes amid a context of high volatility for the cryptocurrency.

The crypto market is showing encouraging signs as open interest in bitcoin reaches its lowest level in two months, suggesting a decrease in selling pressure. This development comes against a backdrop where BTC has been fluctuating around $95,000 since the end of December 2024.

The year 2024 marked a historic turning point for the crypto industry, with Bitcoin surpassing the symbolic threshold of $100,000 in December. Between the resounding successes of Bitcoin ETFs and the colossal losses due to hacks, this year has been rich in twists and turns for the crypto sector.

Bitcoin, fallen hero or reborn phoenix? 2025, the year of all crypto promises, where altcoins could shine with unexpected brilliance.

Bitcoin is approaching a critical resistance zone around $95,090, drawing significant attention from traders and investors. This strategic threshold could determine the next major movement in the crypto market.

MEXC, a leading global crypto trading platform, has recently concluded its December 2024 Supercar giveaway, a landmark event that gathered over 125,000 participants from around the world. With an impressive prize pool of 6,000,000 USDT, this event not only demonstrated MEXC's growing popularity but also its commitment to providing an exceptional user experience.

The BRICS have been presenting themselves for several years as a credible alternative to hegemonic economic blocs such as the G7. In this context of increasing rivalries among powers, Russia has taken steps to expand this alliance. It then invited Saudi Arabia and Turkey to join its ranks. Moscow hoped to strengthen the bloc's influence on the international stage and to face the pressures from Western economies. However, these efforts encountered a rejection. This setback illustrates the divergent interests among these nations, as well as the challenges that the BRICS face in expanding their circle of influence in a world where geopolitical balances are becoming increasingly complex.

Bitcoin could reach between $150,000 and $400,000 by 2025, according to a report by Blockware Solutions. The projections depend on several key factors: the policy of the U.S. Federal Reserve, corporate adoption, and the potential strategic reserve of bitcoins under Trump.

While speculation is running high about the institutional adoption of bitcoin, Galaxy Research tempers expectations. According to the report published on December 27, the U.S. government will not buy bitcoin in 2025 but may explore new strategies regarding its existing reserves.

The growing dominance of the stablecoin Tether in the crypto market could signal a significant correction for Bitcoin, according to a well-known expert on TradingView. This analysis comes as BTC struggles to maintain its upward momentum after its recent all-time high of $108,365.