The international payment blockchain mBridge, overseen by the Bank for International Settlements, seems to be struggling. Good news for Bitcoin.
Microsoft plans to invest in Bitcoin. An innovative strategy against monetary erosion and a protection against inflation?
On Tuesday, October 29, 2024, Brussels approved a drastic increase in customs tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China. Such a measure follows a thorough investigation into the massive subsidies granted by Beijing to its national manufacturers. For Europe, it is a matter of industrial survival. While some applaud a necessary step to protect a struggling automotive market, others fear global economic repercussions.
On Tuesday, October 29, 2024, Saudi Arabia took a major strategic step by launching the largest ETF in the Middle East, backed by Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong. Indeed, this exchange-traded fund, named Albilad CSOP MSCI Hong Kong China Equity ETF, goes beyond a mere financial operation, as it is part of a long-term vision aimed at consolidating the relationships between these two economic powers. In the face of volatility in the Chinese markets and global economic uncertainties, this launch is a clear indicator of Saudi ambitions to diversify their partnerships and increase their influence on the international financial stage.
The asset management giant Fidelity takes the lead over its rival BlackRock in the race for Ethereum ETFs, with capital inflows reaching 5 million dollars. This remarkable performance comes after a two-day period with no notable activity, demonstrating a significant resurgence of interest from institutional investors in the second-largest cryptocurrency.
The crypto market has recently been shaken by a spectacular news: the price of bitcoin has reached the equivalent of 100,000 dollars in Canada. This impressive increase, which reflects the current global bullish trend, is the result of several factors that we will explore in a moment.
In response to promising signals in the crypto market, major investors ("whales") are massively accumulating Ethereum. This trend, coupled with a significant increase in new wallets, suggests bullish potential for the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.
Bitcoin has shown spectacular performance in recent weeks, on the eve of the 2024 U.S. presidential elections. Indeed, the price of Bitcoin, which surpassed the $71,000 mark in October, seems to benefit from a particular economic context and increased attention from investors. But is this renewed interest in Bitcoin merely temporary, or does it reveal a deeper trend, particularly related to the imminent American election? According to VanEck, a major player in the investment field, current signals suggest a "very bullish" configuration for Bitcoin, a situation that strangely resembles the 2020 election.
Solana, one of Ethereum's most dynamic challengers, has reached a significant milestone by generating more daily fees than Ethereum this Monday, October 28, 2024. In a context where speed and transaction costs are becoming major selling points to attract users, Solana seems to be making a decisive mark.
Bitcoin continues its spectacular rise, crossing the symbolic threshold of $71,000, driven by massive inflows of capital into American spot ETFs that have surpassed $22 billion in net inflows since their launch.
Attention, traders! The golden cross is all well and good, but beware: this signal often shines brighter than it yields.
Cardano in full storm: investors in panic anticipate a possible liquidation. What does the future hold for the ADA crypto?
Crypto markets are experiencing a massive influx of capital in October, with $3.4 billion in investments, including $900 million just last week. This spectacular increase comes amidst a particular political context in the U.S., where favorable polls for Republicans are boosting institutional investor confidence.
As the debate over budgetary receipts rages on and tensions mount, a new tax of 40 billion euros could further destabilize France's already fragile economy. In a statement this Sunday, October 27, Pierre Lellouche, former minister, sounded the alarm: "the French economy will suffer a shock that will bring it to a halt at the worst possible moment." This heavy statement comes in a context where economic recovery is more necessary than ever, but where room for maneuver is shrinking day by day.
Many signs are in favor of Bitcoin, particularly the unexpected rise in borrowing rates in the United States.
Amid revolutionary announcements, technological advancements, and regulatory turbulence, the crypto ecosystem continues to prove that it is both a territory of limitless innovations and a battleground of regulatory and economic conflicts. Here is a summary of the most notable news from the past week regarding Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance, Solana, and Ripple.
On October 21, a sudden move of Bitcoin towards $69,000 reignited investor attention. This rally, which comes after months of stagnation, is not just a technical flare-up but a reflection of deeper underlying dynamics. According to a recent report by Glassnode, one of the leading on-chain analytics firms, this surge is not a matter of chance. The data reveals encouraging trends in terms of capital inflow and institutional positions, suggesting that this rally could have solid foundations.
In Russia, it's no joke anymore: Putin is cracking down on crypto mining with strict rules. No more tranquility.
Bitcoin strengthens its dominant position in the crypto market, reaching nearly 60% of the total market capitalization. This performance had not been observed since April 2021, reigniting debates about the future of altcoins.
As the U.S. debt skyrockets to unprecedented levels, Musk warns of the dangers this situation poses to global economic stability. This crisis, beyond its implications for the United States, could have a domino effect on financial markets, particularly on Bitcoin, which is often seen as a safe haven amidst economic uncertainties.
As the G7 considers tapping into frozen Russian assets to support a massive loan to Ukraine, the Kremlin does not hide its concern. Through warnings from its senior officials, Russia warns of consequences that could weaken the supremacy of the dollar and redefine international monetary balances.
Bitcoin ETFs, these new darlings of the stock market, are causing a frenzy while Ethereum is still lagging behind.
Many cryptocurrencies continue to show remarkable performances despite volatility and significant declines. This is the case for Polygon, whose native token, POL, has reached a historical low of $0.34. Such a price drop, representing a decline of 45.65% since the beginning of the year, further worries investors. However, behind this apparent downturn lies a solid infrastructure, supported by rapidly expanding sectors such as DeFi and gaming.
The army of altcoins is still snoozing, while Bitcoin touches the peaks. Is one jolt enough to wake them up?
In a context where large tech companies are questioning the relevance of integrating Bitcoin into their financial strategies, Microsoft finds itself in the spotlight with a proposal that could change its future. Bitcoin, once reserved for digital pioneers, is now entering the debates of the boards of directors of Silicon Valley giants. Michael Saylor, a staunch supporter of Bitcoin and founder of MicroStrategy, sees in this cryptocurrency the opportunity for Microsoft to generate its next trillion dollars. This bold idea comes at a time when the company's shareholders must decide on the possibility of adding Bitcoin to the company's balance sheet. Between strategic potential and financial risk, the outcome of this vote could be a pivotal moment for one of the largest multinational corporations in the technology sector.
The crypto sector is witnessing the emergence of a serious competitor to the giants of Cloud Computing. Indeed, Shieldeum is deploying a decentralized infrastructure that rivals AWS! This AI-powered DePIN solution is redefining the standards of cybersecurity.
The security of assets managed by governments is increasingly being questioned as attacks on crypto wallets multiply. Indeed, the latest incident involving the loss and recovery of over 19 million dollars in crypto by the US government illustrates once again the risks associated with the use of decentralized technologies. This theft, although unusual in its scale, raises concerns about the safety of public funds in the decentralized finance (DeFi) space, a rapidly growing sector that is still vulnerable.
The crypto giant Ripple is intensifying its legal battle against the SEC by filing an appeal that could redefine the regulation of digital assets in the United States. This new phase of the conflict comes as the company challenges the classification of some of its XRP sales as unregistered securities.
The election is approaching, the crypto market holds its breath, like a poker player waiting for the card of the century.
Bitcoin is once again attracting attention, with a surge in price that excites investors and analysts. But what explains this sudden increase? Several economic factors, such as improved employment data in the United States and a wave of purchases through ETFs, are converging to support the rise in the value of crypto. Let's take a closer look at the elements driving this rebound.