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The world of traditional finance has just experienced a decisive turning point. Jamie Dimon, one of the most vocal critics of bitcoin, has finally capitulated. This spectacular turnaround by the CEO of JPMorgan Chase signifies much more than just a change in business strategy: it is the entire financial establishment that is reluctantly acknowledging the growing legitimacy of Satoshi Nakamoto's invention.

As the conflict in Ukraine bogs down, the European Union crosses a strategic threshold. On May 20th, Brussels adopted a 17th round of sanctions targeting previously less exposed entities: the Russian ghost fleet, a logistical pillar of oil evasion. This maneuver, synchronized with London, marks a turning point in the economic war waged against Moscow. By hardening its stance, the EU aims to weaken the opaque circuits financing the Russian military effort and maintain pressure on its foreign supporters.

After a strong bullish impulse, Solana enters a consolidation phase. Find our complete analysis and the current technical outlook for SOL.

Bitcoin surpassed the symbolic threshold of 107,500 dollars yesterday, nearing its historical record at just 2% off the peak. Despite a dip to 106,200 dollars today, the queen of cryptos still shows remarkable health. This outstanding performance continues to be fueled by a massive influx of institutional capital and an overall euphoric market sentiment. Will the psychological barrier of 110,000 dollars be crossed this week?

Open interest in bitcoin reaches a record $72 billion. Discover how this could propel BTC to new heights.

The online trading giant Robinhood has taken a bold step by submitting a detailed proposal to the U.S. SEC. The goal? To create a national framework for the tokenization of real-world assets. But behind this initiative lies a much larger ambition: to revolutionize the traditional financial infrastructure.

As cryptocurrency gradually reshapes the lines of global financial power, the American Democratic Party is experiencing an unprecedented political storm. The Senate vote on May 19 for the GENIUS Act – a regulatory framework for stablecoins – has fractured the already fragile unity of the Democrats. By agreeing to move forward with the legislation, sixteen senators chose to navigate murky waters, risking the alienation of their own electorate.

Bitcoin takes a decisive step: states are increasing their exposure via Strategy, circumventing regulatory barriers. This growing institutional adoption fuels the projection of a bitcoin at 500,000 dollars by 2029, heralding a major revolution for financial markets and the role of BTC in the global economy.

Bitcoin moves forward, stumbles at times, but never fails to intrigue. Today, Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Block, challenges a belief set in stone for 15 years: the place of satoshis. Supporting the controversial BIP 177, he aims to rename the smallest unit of bitcoin and abolish the endless decimals forever. The goal: to make crypto payments as intuitive as a tap on a smartphone.

Launched as a revolution in mobile mining, Pi Network has captivated millions of investors before faltering under the weight of its own promises. Since the launch of its mainnet in February 2025, the project has faced setbacks: blocked tokens, lack of listing on major platforms, and ambiguity around its funding. The result is a drop of over 75% in price within three months and a disillusioned community. Behind the initial excitement, doubt is emerging about the actual viability of this "inclusive" cryptocurrency.

Cybersecurity is no longer an abstract issue for players in the crypto space. At Coinbase, a recent leak of personal data has triggered a tangible risk: the risk of physical attacks. Michael Arrington, founder of TechCrunch, states that this breach "will lead to deaths." In an ecosystem where anonymity is often a guarantee of security, this incident raises a latent concern: that digital vulnerabilities may spill over into the real world.

In a new episode of the FTX-Binance saga, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange is seeking the dismissal of a massive lawsuit. Binance describes FTX's accusations as "legally deficient" and refuses to accept responsibility for the collapse of its rival, instead pointing to the massive fraud orchestrated by Sam Bankman-Fried.

Ethereum is hovering around $2,400. Arthur Hayes is betting on a spectacular rebound and surpassing Solana by 2025. Discover why.

The Chinese printer manufacturer Procolored has allegedly distributed drivers infected with malware that steals Bitcoin. This information was reported this week by the press in the Asian country and indicates that 9.3 BTC were stolen. The manufacturer stated that it has removed the infected drivers, but they were made available for global download. This issue is said to have been discovered through the insistence of a YouTuber.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has hit the brakes on approving two major proposals for Solana exchange-traded funds (ETFs). 

At a time when more than 5.5 million French people own cryptocurrencies, investor expectations are evolving: simplicity, controlled costs, and support are becoming essential criteria. Coinhouse, the first crypto platform registered as a PSAN in France, is meeting these requirements by lowering its pricing structure in March 2025. Even better: the offer is expanding with the addition of 16 new tokens, reinforcing its position as a trusted platform for both individuals and professionals.

After a notable recovery, Bitcoin is testing a key threshold again. Find our complete analysis and the current technical outlook for BTC.

Revolut is setting up in Paris, spending a billion, hiring 200 people... But behind the neobank, will crypto go all in to dominate the European economy? A mystery to follow.

A key figure in institutional bitcoin, Michael Saylor now sees his legitimacy challenged. The co-founder of Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), who has made BTC the core of his business strategy, is facing a class action lawsuit. Investors accuse him and his executives of misleading the market by concealing key information about the financial viability of their massive bitcoin accumulation policy. This represents a potential judicial setback for one of the staunchest advocates of the queen of crypto.

Financial dramas are unfolding, yet they do not resemble each other in the crypto universe. The latest twist: Cardano, long praised for its academic rigor, faces an explosive accusation of misappropriating around 600 million dollars in ADA. Charles Hoskinson, the project's guiding figure, promises an audit. This affair could redefine trust at the very heart of decentralized governance.

The maritime industry, a pillar of global trade, has long been grappling with outdated financial systems. Companies must manage inefficiencies, slow processes, and fraud risks, complicated by the complexity of cross-border transactions and compliance with multi-jurisdictional regulations. These challenges limit access to capital, delay transactions, and lead to an overall lack of financial transparency. With traditional institutions hesitant to engage, the industry faces significant gaps in financial solutions.

Bitcoin is nearing $105,000, but this surge fuels both enthusiasm and division. While some analysts anticipate the exhaustion of the bullish cycle, others see it as a simple step towards new records. This symbolic threshold crystallizes the tensions between caution and euphoria, where every movement in the price becomes a closely scrutinized indicator. Uncertainty reigns, and the upcoming trajectory promises to be more decisive than ever for investors.

Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, announced that the bank will allow its clients to invest in bitcoin, while reaffirming his personal skepticism towards crypto. This paradoxical position of the banking giant comes as several U.S. states incorporate bitcoin into their strategic reserves. How far will this institutional adoption go that even the biggest detractors can no longer ignore?

Is the era of isolated blockchains coming to an end? This is, in any case, the strong signal sent by Chainlink, which has just activated its CCIP interoperability protocol on Solana. Thus, this integration marks a strategic turning point, both for technical infrastructures and for capital flows in DeFi. By connecting Solana to giants like Ethereum and BNB Chain, Chainlink is expanding its interoperable network to a non-EVM ecosystem, an unprecedented step with significant consequences for multi-chain markets.

Tether, the issuer of the USDT stablecoin, has just reached a historic milestone by surpassing Germany in the holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds. With over 120 billion dollars invested, the company now ranks as the 19th largest holder in the world, surpassing several nations.

Bitcoin starts the week close to 107,000 dollars, but caution remains necessary. Between recent liquidations, macroeconomic uncertainty, and technical signals, here are 5 key points to watch to anticipate movements and seize opportunities in this rapidly evolving market.

Strategy is buying bitcoins hand over fist, but a lawsuit attacks it for "concealing" risks. Is Saylor at risk of being checkmated in his strategy? Find out more.

While the major emerging powers are making calls to reduce their dependence on the US dollar, a key player has just slammed the door on any desire for a break: India. In a tense international context, where Western sanctions are pushing some countries to explore alternatives to the dollar-dominated monetary system, New Delhi chooses to play the stability card. By stating that it has "absolutely no interest" in engaging in a de-dollarization dynamic, India sends a strong signal to its partners within the BRICS and the Global South.