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Long confined to speculation about bitcoin, quantum computing is now entering a much more sensitive field: that of encrypted messaging. Behind the debate on blockchain security, another more immediate threat is emerging: that of private data intercepted today, then decrypted tomorrow. Researchers and industry warn about this shift, which moves the front line towards tools like Signal or Threema.

The confrontation between Amazon and Perplexity marks a turning point for AI-driven commerce. By obtaining the judicial blocking of Comet, the American giant is not only targeting an automated purchasing agent, but it is defending its control over access to its platform and its users' data. Behind this decision made in San Francisco, a broader question arises: how far can AI agents act on behalf of internet users without encroaching on the sovereignty of major platforms?

Brian Armstrong, CEO of Coinbase, states that AI agents will soon dominate financial transactions. Without a bank account, they turn to cryptos to pay, trade, and automate. A revolution is underway, and it is changing everything for the global economy.

New thunderbolt on Bitcoin: Strategy buys 1420 BTC in one day after a record fundraising on the markets. Details here!

Address poisons have stolen 500 million. Trust Wallet responds with an anti-copy-paste shield. Finally some good news.

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.

Vitalik Buterin pushes a simple idea in appearance, but heavy with consequences for crypto: making Ether staking almost as easy to start as software. Behind this ambition, there is a clear objective. To bring more institutional players into staking without reinforcing the technical concentration of the network.

American spot Bitcoin ETFs posted a strong recovery on Monday with $167 million in net inflows. Meanwhile, Ether, XRP, and Solana funds saw a third consecutive day of outflows. A gap is widening, revealing much about institutional investors’ mindset.

BitMine is clearly accelerating on Ethereum (ETH). The company has added 60,976 ETH to its reserves, bringing its total stock to about 4.5 million ETH. This move confirms a simple strategy: to bet stronger on Ethereum crypto just as the market tries to exit a weakness phase.

Imagine: three armed men burst into your home and force you to transfer €900,000 in Bitcoin. This nightmare scenario became reality for a couple in Yvelines, France.

The sudden surge in oil prices puts bitcoin back at the center of the macroeconomic game. In just a few sessions, American crude posted one of its most significant increases, reviving a key market question: can energy shocks trigger a new bullish cycle for cryptos? Several analysts are now watching for a possible domino effect. In this tense climate, could bitcoin capitalize on this situation and aim for a major rally in the coming weeks?

Nasdaq and Payward partner to develop an infrastructure dedicated to market tokenization. Their goal is to connect traditional financial markets to blockchain networks and facilitate the circulation of tokenized assets.

Artificial intelligence has settled into the digital daily life of Americans at a breakneck speed. Work, research, content creation: its uses are multiplying and reshaping habits. However, this massive adoption does not equate to endorsement. A new survey reveals a striking gap between use and perception, as a majority of Americans continue to view AI with suspicion. This gap, at a time when regulators and tech giants are accelerating on the subject, reveals a lasting tension around this technological revolution.

The Bitcoin network has just reached a historic milestone: 20 million coins mined out of a total of 21 million. So only one million BTC remains to be created, and this last million will take more than a century to come to light. 

Saylor strikes again. 18,000 more bitcoins in the bag. Peter Schiff grimaces, the community exults, and the latent loss? 5.5 billion. Nothing less.

XRP plunges a large portion of its holders into the red. The latest on-chain reading shows that a considerable amount of tokens has now fallen below its purchase price, bringing unrealized losses to 50.8 billion dollars. This shift reveals the extent of the asset's reversal and raises concerns about the market's strength.

Cardano returns to the center of criticism. This time, the reproach is direct. The network is accused of having accumulated promises without managing to impose strong usage in DeFi or in mainstream applications. Behind the shocking phrase, the question is simple: Does Cardano still matter in crypto due to its real utility, or mainly because of its history and community?

Artificial intelligence was supposed to free workers from tedious tasks and boost their productivity. But a scientific study has just dampened this enthusiasm. By juggling with more and more tools, millions of employees end up... exhausted. What if AI was creating the problem it promised to solve? 

Nigel Farage makes a strong move by investing $1.5 million in Bitcoin via Stack BTC. Between political strategy and economic opportunity, this bold move revives the debate on the future of cryptos in the United Kingdom.

Analyst PlanB estimates that the price of bitcoin could reach an average of $500,000 during the current cycle. This projection is based on the update of his Stock-to-Flow model, which analyzes the scarcity of BTC and the historical cycles of the crypto market.

The rise in bitcoin does not solve the economic equation of mining. At Riot Platforms, the increase in prices covers the electricity bill, without absorbing all charges or depreciation. This gap brings the debate back to a more demanding question: from what price does a mining company actually become profitable again? The analysis distinguishes three thresholds, from energy cost to accounting result.

Bitcoin ETFs finally return to the green. Does the return of capital signal a new phase for bitcoin? Analysis here.

This Sunday evening, bitcoin fell nearly 2% at the very moment when oil jumped by about 20%, driven by fears of shortages due to the escalation in the Middle East. This sudden divergence reveals a deeper shift. Faced with energy risk, the speculative narrative fades, and BTC becomes an asset exposed to geopolitical shocks again.

Saylor is buying bitcoin again. The price is underwater, Iran rumbles, ETFs flee. Nothing works. The head of Strategy posts a small message and the machine restarts.

For Willy Woo, the bitcoin rebound does not mark the end of the bear market. The on-chain analyst believes a bullish trap is forming, while BTC might not have reached its bottom yet. His reading is based on liquidity, as the current movement looks less like a sustainable reversal than a simple market spurt.

Grok calls Musk a bald man with a micro-penis, Netanyahu a genocidal, and Starmer boring. Then the AI insults the Hillsborough dead. El pueblo unido, jamás será vencido? Not sure.

Bitcoin dropped below 70,000 dollars, and the rebound is slow to convince. While small investors see a golden opportunity in this drop, large wallets have chosen to sell. According to the Santiment analysis platform, this discrepancy between the two camps suggests that the correction could continue.

China is accelerating the deployment of the digital yuan to modernize international payments and strengthen the influence of its currency. Between financial cooperation, geopolitical strategy, and the ambition to make the yuan a future reserve currency, Beijing is gradually advancing in the transformation of its monetary system.