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Rising global sanctions and increased state involvement drove illicit cryptocurrency activity to record levels in 2025. Data indicates that sanctioned entities were the primary source of these flows, even though illegal use continued to account for only a small portion of total crypto transactions. Analysts describe the shift as a response to mounting geopolitical pressure rather than a breakdown in compliance.

Binance has suspended withdrawals via Visa and Mastercard for its users in Ukraine. The measure, linked to its fiat provider Bifinity, comes amid increasing regulatory pressures in Europe. This decision complicates access to funds for Ukrainians, already weakened by war and financial restrictions.

What if the real economic threat was neither inflation nor rates, but a global liquidity collapse? This is the alert issued by Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestseller Rich Dad, Poor Dad. In a series of messages on X, he claims that markets are wavering not because of fragile fundamentals, but because the world is severely lacking cash. A shortage that, according to him, could trigger a new wave of money printing with unpredictable consequences.

While central banks accelerate their digital currency projects, a statement disrupts the financial landscape: "money will be entirely digital." These words, spoken by Bill Winters, CEO of Standard Chartered during the Hong Kong FinTech Week 2025, outline the contours of a cashless future anchored on the blockchain. This is not just a technical evolution, but a structural shift in the global monetary system, which major institutions now seem to consider inevitable.

Quietly, but surely, bitcoin is establishing itself in the global monetary architecture. The flagship crypto asset has just crossed a symbolic threshold: its market capitalization now amounts to nearly 1.7% of the planetary money supply. A still limited weight compared to state currencies and precious metals, but indicative of a deep trend: the rise of a decentralized asset within a system dominated for decades by fiat money and traditional reserves.

While it was already being buried, cash is experiencing a revival! Between techno mistrust and tactile nostalgia, Europe is torn between digital euro and tangible banknotes...

Faced with the icy winds of inflation, Vancouver weaves a digital web: bitcoin, a bold weapon, guards treasures against the monetary storm.

The ECB bites into Bitcoin: a scathing report, sharp criticisms, and a well-felt war of interests behind the scenes.

Bitcoin will soon enter the Top 10 global currencies now that it weighs again over 1,000 billion dollars.

Is Bitcoin really intended to replace fiat currency? Is it really possible, or even desirable? What is its true primary utility?

Iran has recently called on the BRICS to establish a common currency to replace the dollar. This challenge to the dollar by Iran, but also increasingly by Saudi Arabia, explains why the Americans want to put an end to the Iranian regime. The end of the petrodollar would no longer allow the United States to finance its monstrous deficits through other countries.

It's truly the end! Binance and PaySafe are now heading in opposite directions. But after the contract expiration, the cryptocurrency giant is struggling to find new banking partners in France. However, it appears that the crypto exchange may have found a solution to its problems.

Binance, the giant cryptocurrency exchange platform, is facing disruptions with its payment partner, Paysafe, in Europe. Some European users are experiencing difficulties in making euro withdrawals due to early closures initiated by Paysafe.