The Bank of Japan raises its rate to an unprecedented high since 1995. A global macroeconomic earthquake reshaping the economy and crypto, but the digital assets market shows historic resilience against the Yen.
Stablecoins have become a real payment circuit in Nigeria. For the IMF, their growth provides a concrete solution to costly transfers, but now tests the monetary and regulatory limits of the country.
Bitcoin is entering a decisive week around 65,500 dollars, driven by the drop in oil prices and hopes for a de-escalation between the United States and Iran. A return to 69,000 dollars becomes credible in the short term. But five signals will determine if this rebound can go beyond simple market relief.
Shibarium transactions doubled in four days, from 1,300 to 2,600. However, the crypto market continues to doubt a true bullish return. Full analysis.
Bitcoin mining difficulty dropped by 10.09% on June 14, 2026. This second largest decline of the year offers immediate relief to miners after a sharp hashrate contraction and a new degradation of their profitability.
Dogecoin jumped nearly 6% after SpaceX's spectacular debut on the Nasdaq. In a crypto market always sensitive to narratives, Elon Musk's return to the spotlight was enough to awaken demand around DOGE.
Bitget is removing part of the cost barrier surrounding professional U.S. stock market data. The exchange now offers free Level 2 data to eligible users, giving them deeper visibility into orders, liquidity and trading activity across extended market sessions.
Solana falls much faster than Ethereum in June. However, ETFs tell a completely different story than the price. Full analysis!
The Digital Euro takes a more concrete step in Italy. Since June 3, 2026, nine Italian banks are testing the Eur.Bank architecture, while the ECB awaits feedback from payment service providers by the end of June.
The former SEC chief, Gary Gensler, takes a stand! According to him, predictive markets must not escape state laws. A conflict with major financial stakes that could redefine the rules of the game in the United States.
Bitget is expanding its CFD strategy with a new Zero-Fee Mode as daily volume moves closer to $10 billion. The update strengthens the exchange’s Universal Exchange model, where crypto and traditional market products sit inside one trading ecosystem.
While the greatest teams on the planet prepare to step onto the North American fields, another indicator is already drawing attention: that of prediction markets. Before the kickoff of the first match of the 2026 World Cup, bets on dedicated platforms have surpassed two billion dollars, a threshold that testifies to the rise of this new form of collective anticipation. Between trader enthusiasm, tight competition among favorites, and a new competition format, this World Cup is already a large-scale laboratory for the prediction market industry.
Bitget has launched Universal Cup, a football-themed global campaign with a 250,000 USDT prize pool. The initiative turns a major sporting moment into an interactive community game, where users represent countries, score points and compete on live leaderboards.
Bitget is turning user protection into a central part of its multi-asset strategy after helping users recover $32.3 million linked to scams and security incidents. With Anti-Scam Month 2026, the exchange wants to make fraud prevention as visible as product innovation.
Kalshi tightens its rules against insider traders with three new surveillance measures. The platform aims to protect its predictive markets as their influence grows in the crypto ecosystem.
Bitcoin loses billions in flows in 2026. Bernstein has just put the figures on the table. And they are conclusive. Decryption.
Bitget is pushing tokenized equities into a more practical phase with Stocks 2.0, an upgraded spot product built to connect stock-linked tokens with real U.S. market liquidity. The launch marks another step in the exchange’s Universal Exchange strategy, where crypto, equities, ETFs, commodities and other assets move inside one trading environment.
Russia wants to tax and regulate Western cryptocurrencies deemed "hostile." Behind this measure, Moscow is primarily seeking to regain control of a crypto market that has become strategic for its payments, exchanges, and financial sovereignty.
Zcash wants to restore trust with Ironwood, a new shielded pool designed to fix the gray area left by the Orchard flaw. In an already nervous crypto market, the issue goes beyond a simple technical bug. It touches the heart of ZEC's promise: a private currency, but one whose supply must remain verifiable.
Bitcoin revives Kalshi's activity and propels its weekly open interest to a record level. Behind this figure, a trend is emerging: predictive markets are becoming a new thermometer for crypto sentiment. They do not replace traditional derivatives. But they now capture a visible part of the nervousness around BTC.
Polymarket claims that its rival Kalshi copied a dozen of its product launches, and even suspects physical surveillance of its New York offices. The company compiled an internal file, tinted its windows, and took the matter to the press. The predictive markets sector has never been so fiercely contested.
Bitget is turning user protection into a central part of its multi-asset strategy as global financial fraud losses hit an estimated $442 billion in 2025. The exchange has launched Anti-Scam Month 2026, a June-long campaign built around the theme “More Assets, Stronger Shield: Stay Safe in the Multi-Asset Era.”
For the first time since April 2025, #Ethereum has just broken the critical support of $1,600. Should we fear a one-way ticket to the abyss or are we about to experience the best entry point of the year? We analyze the situation.
ZEC dropped sharply after the revelation of a critical vulnerability in Zcash, capable of creating counterfeit tokens in its private Orchard pool. The crypto market did not just react to a bug. It punished a doubt. And in a project built on privacy, doubt is costly.
Cardano is going through one of its most fragile moments in years. The ADA crypto has slipped to $0.16, a level that brutally revives doubts about the strength of its ecosystem.
A massive wave of $3 trillion IPOs is coming. OpenAI, Anthropic, SpaceX... Investors are preparing to arbitrate, and bitcoin could be the first victim of this massive capital flight. Explanations.
Bitcoin suddenly falls back into its danger zone. Hitting $61,322, BTC wipes out much of the geopolitical tension premium and places the market facing a simple question: was the rebound solid or just nervous?
Are traders betting on another Bitcoin capitulation? On Kalshi, one of the main American prediction markets, investors are now heavily betting on a continued decline of the world’s leading cryptocurrency. Some contracts even assign a 66% probability to a return below $55,000 by the end of the year. Between growing pessimism and conflicting signals in derivatives markets, these bets offer valuable insight into the current sentiment dominating the crypto ecosystem.
Zcash is going through a rare incident. The privacy-focused blockchain stopped producing new blocks for more than four hours, blocking transaction confirmations. In an already nervous crypto market, this technical pause is enough to raise a simple question: what is a blockchain worth when its ledger stops moving forward?
Ripple unlocked 1 billion XRP on June 1, just as institutional demand around crypto is gaining strength again. This overlap gives the crypto market an ambiguous signal. The supply returns, but American XRP ETFs are also attracting record capital.