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Seventeen years after the publication of the white paper by Satoshi Nakamoto, bitcoin is no longer a niche bet. It is a global asset worth 2 trillion dollars. Yet, on this October 31, the market turns the page on a thwarted "Uptober." October closes in red for the first time since 2018. A signal to be read carefully, without melodrama.

While institutional interest in cryptos is rising again, the decisions of major players capture all the attention. This November 1st, Ripple plans to unlock 1 billion XRP, which is more than 2.4 billion dollars at the current price, from its escrow accounts, as part of a mechanism established in 2017 to regulate the supply. A regular operation, but one that, in the current climate, raises questions about liquidity strategies and market balance.

Despite the paralysis of the federal government, Republican lawmakers are staying the course on their ambitious crypto schedule. Several key senators say they want to pass a landmark digital assets law before the end of the year. But will this promise hold against the budget deadlock blocking Washington?

The Basel Committee's rules on cryptocurrencies could change the game in 2026. Between bank adoption of stablecoins and crypto integration, a financial revolution is underway. Are banks ready to take the leap? The answer could change everything for your investments.

A false information involving Changpeng Zhao in an alleged massive sale of ASTER tokens triggered a real earthquake on the crypto markets. The token of the decentralized platform Aster plummeted sharply, dragging millions of dollars in liquidations behind it. But what really happened?

In October, the Bitcoin market confirmed its vitality despite a sharp price correction. Spot volume exceeded 300 billion dollars, a sign of a return to "cash" trading and a reduction in leverage usage. According to CryptoQuant, this dynamic reflects a healthier market, capable of withstanding volatility without a sudden collapse. In short, despite the drop in BTC, investors, whether retail or institutional, show renewed confidence in the spot market, marking a structural evolution of the market towards greater stability.

Standard Chartered projects the tokenized real-world asset market at 35 billion dollars could grow to 2 trillion dollars by 2028.

OpenAI is gearing up for what could be one of the largest public listings in history, with a target valuation of $1 trillion by late 2026. Reports indicate that the company is moving ahead with IPO plans to cement its status as the world’s most valuable startup, even as it faces rising competition in specialized areas such as autonomous crypto trading.

The crypto derivatives market has just reached a strategic milestone. XRP and Solana surpass 3 billion dollars of open interest on the CME, a threshold until now reserved for heavyweights such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. This rapid rise propels these two tokens to the frontline of institutional financial products, marking a silent but decisive repositioning in the crypto hierarchy.

With scammers growing more sophisticated, Binance outlines essential security measures to protect user accounts.

Bitcoin has once again shaken the market—dropping over 10% in just a few hours, dragging Ethereum and the entire market into a whirlwind of panic. Traders held their breath, and the age-old question echoed loudly once again:

Ethereum plays its big game on December 3. With Fusaka, goodbye slowness, hello performance! An update to follow... except for those who like high fees.

As the global monetary balance is reconfigured under the pressure of digital technologies and sovereign ambitions, Europe goes on the offensive. On October 29, the ECB approved a new technical phase of the digital euro project, the cornerstone of a future European payment system. The goal is to launch, by 2029, a public digital currency capable of competing with private solutions and foreign initiatives, while ensuring monetary control within the euro area.

In 2025, crypto breaks all records: entrepreneurs become billionaires in a few months thanks to spectacular fundraising and bold secondary sales. But behind these express fortunes hide major risks and burning questions. Who will withstand the test of time? Dive into the behind-the-scenes of this digital gold rush.

Seven Democratic senators raise concerns over Trump’s pardon of Binance’s CZ, citing possible connections to the Trump family and risks to law enforcement.

Visa is incorporating four stablecoins across four blockchains to enhance global payments and streamline transactions.

Mastercard is in late-stage negotiations to acquire stablecoin infrastructure provider Zerohash for an estimated $1.5 to $2 billion, according to a Fortune report citing five people familiar with the matter. The deal would position Mastercard among a growing number of global financial firms investing heavily in blockchain-based payment technology.

Michael Saylor sees bitcoin soaring to the skies, Wall Street is converting... What if the crypto guru was still right despite geopolitical turbulence?

Rising debt levels and growing concerns over financial stability are driving investors toward crypto and gold as safe-haven assets. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink described this shift as a response to mounting fears about government debt and the declining value of money.

Naoris Protocol was recently cited in a U.S. SEC filing as a reference model for quantum-resilient blockchain infrastructure.

For nearly ten years, the last week of October has been known to offer bitcoin a bullish surge, to the point of being nicknamed the "golden week." But this year, despite a promising Uptober month, the momentum is slowing down. The king of cryptos defies expectations, sowing doubt among investors accustomed to now weakened seasonal patterns.

BitChat establishes itself in Jamaica during Hurricane Melissa and redefines the digital emergency. All the details in this article!

While the European Union is preparing to fully deploy the MiCA regulation by the end of the year, Germany voices a dissenting opinion. The main opposition party, the AfD, has just submitted a shock motion to the Bundestag. It demands that bitcoin be recognized as a strategic reserve asset, distinct from other cryptos. This unexpected position questions the uniformity of the European regulatory framework and could pave the way for a revision of the institutional treatment of bitcoin within member states.

Nvidia has just made its name in history by becoming the first company to exceed 5,000 billion dollars in market capitalization, ahead of Apple, Microsoft, and Amazon. This record is not just a financial feat. It reflects a changing era, where artificial intelligence, supercomputers, and cloud infrastructure are reshaping the balance of power in global tech.

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs suffered massive withdrawals on Wednesday, October 29, totaling more than 550 million dollars in a single day. Fidelity, BlackRock, and ARK Invest are among the victims of this wave of redemptions that reflects a sharp change in sentiment. But is this a simple correction or the prelude to a deeper movement?

Gold has just suffered a staggering 10% drop in 6 days, a rare collapse that has occurred only 10 times in 45 years. Meanwhile, Bitcoin resists and shows surprising stability. Should this be seen as a warning sign? Are traditional safe-haven assets losing their crown?

The boundary between traditional finance and the crypto universe blurs a little more each day. After years of mistrust and volatility, the major Wall Street players are finally extending a hand to the blockchain ecosystem. In this opening context, ConsenSys, the company behind the famous MetaMask wallet, is about to cross a decisive step: its public offering. An approach that symbolizes not only the sector's growing maturity but also the official entry of crypto into the institutional capital sphere.

In a live AMA, Sam Altman reflected on past challenges, outlined improvements for GPT-5, and highlighted OpenAI’s focus on innovation and user flexibility.