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Brussels pulls out the big crypto lock: stablecoins, digital rouble, Russian platforms. While Moscow vows to hold firm, Europe counts the pipes, shuts the taps, and coldly smiles at the hurried fraudsters.

Nearly 35 million XRP left exchange platforms within 24 hours. This movement, among the most marked of the year, occurs in a context of technical tension and a resurgence of institutional interest. Historically, this type of flow is observed at pivotal moments in the market. Between contraction of the available supply and increasing buying pressure, XRP could enter a decisive phase.

Sam Bankman-Fried withdraws his request to replay the crypto FTX trial. He now targets Judge Kaplan for extreme bias. Analysis!

Failed extortion attempt against Kraken: the exchange reveals everything and refuses to yield. What you need to know about this crypto news.

An unexpected purge shakes the crypto ecosystem: YouTube removes dozens of crypto channels without warning. Details here!

US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $171.3 million on Thursday, March 26. This was their largest redemption session since March 6, when outflows reached $348.9 million. The market remains sensitive to the slightest geopolitical shock, even after several weeks of capital returning to bitcoin.

Ethereum is going through a structuring phase. On-chain data show a rapid decline in the available supply, linked to the rise of staking and significant withdrawals from exchanges. This development is gradually changing the market liquidity conditions. It raises a crucial question: can this supply tightening influence the short-term price trajectory?

Four years after the sudden collapse of FTX, the case continues to shake the crypto ecosystem. The FTX Recovery Trust announces a new distribution of 2.2 billion dollars, rekindling both creditors’ expectations and tensions around the repayment terms. Behind these payments, one question remains: do these restitutions really mark a turning point for the victims or do they prolong the frustrations born from the 2022 collapse?

The memecoin market sends a signal that does not go unnoticed. Shiba Inu (SHIB) is approaching a decisive on-chain threshold, rarely reached in recent months, while the overall momentum remains fragile. Behind this movement, rising tensions on exchanges rekindle questions: is it a simple technical adjustment or the return of deeper selling pressure? As it approaches 81 trillion tokens, this indicator could well redefine SHIB’s next trajectories.

OpenSea plays it safe: SEA launch postponed. A strategic decision or an admission of weakness in the crypto market? Analysis here!

A supply level is currently capturing all the market's attention. Shiba Inu is trading close to a strategic threshold. Nearly 80 trillion tokens are still held on exchange platforms. This configuration occurs in a context of weakened trends and mixed on-chain signals. At this level, the evolution of reserves becomes a crucial indicator of the next move.

Trump attacks the banks after meeting the CEO of the crypto exchange Coinbase. More details in this article!

Ether reserves on trading platforms have just reached a multi-year low. In a few weeks, millions of ETH have left centralized exchanges, reducing the supply immediately available for trading. This movement occurs while the price hovers around 2,000 dollars, in a market searching for direction. Such a contraction of reserves changes the balance between liquidity, selling pressure, and accumulation dynamics.

The US and Israeli strikes on Tehran triggered an immediate reaction in the Iranian crypto market. Within minutes, withdrawals on local platforms jumped 700%, signaling financial panic and an urgent search for protection amid geopolitical escalation.

Binance, the world leader in cryptocurrencies, is at the center of a political scandal. 11 U.S. senators demand a federal investigation into suspicious transactions linked to Iran. With $1.7 billion at stake, the crypto exchange faces historic sanctions.

MetaMask's fox pulls out its credit card at Uncle Sam's. Even New York opens its doors. While exchanges tremble, it builds its empire. Clever.

Coinbase now sells stocks. Traditional brokers are sweating bullets. Yahoo Finance serves as a waiting room. Brian Armstrong wants to become the boss of your portfolio. Atmosphere.

The big fish are emptying their pockets on Binance. The whale ratio soars to 0.64. Meanwhile, small holders watch their altcoins sink. Nice!

Despite its removal from many platforms, Monero continues its growth. Transactions remain stable and darknet usage is booming, confirming its unique role in privacy-focused cryptocurrency.

Triumphant IPO in September, three executives fired in February. The stock plunges, Europe is abandoned, losses explode. The Winklevoss twins dance on a volcano. Guaranteed success.

One billion to Tehran via Binance? Investigators fired for seeing too much? The giant swears all is false. But the shadow of the past looms.

A massive deposit of 260,000 ETH on Binance in record time shakes the crypto market. Garrett Jin, a historic figure of Bitcoin, could be behind this move? Between selling pressure and whale accumulation, Ethereum is at a decisive turning point.

Coinbase loses 667 million. Yet, its subscribers are booming. Its stablecoins generate revenue. So do its loans. So? It's the trading that coughs. And Washington that sleeps in.

In trouble? Binance allegedly lost 17 billion. The exchange thanks its detractors, calls them friends, and offers them a holiday to withdraw their stakes. Clever.

Sam Bankman-Fried is seeking to reopen his criminal case tied to the collapse of FTX. The former crypto executive has requested a new trial, arguing that newly surfaced witness testimony could weaken key aspects of the prosecution’s case. Convicted on multiple fraud-related counts, Bankman-Fried now claims jurors did not see a complete and accurate picture of certain evidence. His filing frames the issue as one of fairness in the trial process rather than a disagreement with the verdict itself.

Cryptocurrencies under close watch, the AMF gives an ultimatum to crypto companies: get MiCA approval or shut down. A headache for small players, a shock for the crypto-sphere.

The European Union is about to take a major step in its economic war against Moscow. It plans to outright ban all crypto transactions involving Russian entities. A radical decision, but will it be enough to stop the machine?

Canada, amid crypto regulation, launches a strict framework for digital asset custodians. But beware: small platforms risk being crushed by colossal costs.