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As the adoption of cryptocurrencies accelerates, a study by Binance Research conducted among 30,000 investors in Asia reveals a notable increase in their skills regarding cybersecurity. This report highlights a central paradox: the more widespread the usage, the more technical flaws multiply. Between heightened caution and persistent vulnerabilities, security standards evolve, supported by a community of investors who are increasingly well trained in the issues of cryptocurrency protection.
While the crypto market regains its strength, a silent threat resurfaces. Binance, one of the main trading platforms, warns of the increase in scams related to fake tokens. Imitating legitimate projects, these scams are ensnaring more and more investors, sometimes seasoned ones. In a context of euphoria and a massive return of capital, this drift calls into question the security of exchanges.
Fueled by a speculative surge, Bitcoin crosses critical thresholds while global markets remain under pressure. Indeed, on-chain analysis reveals a sharp acceleration in "hot supply," these freshly moved bitcoins that indicate the arrival of new short-term players. The signal is strong, and the momentum powerful. However, behind the bullish trend, one question persists: does this rise rely on solid foundations or on a fragile frenzy?
In the unstable universe of cryptos, every economic statistic can reshuffle the cards. After a jump of over 10% in a week, bitcoin is entering a critical phase. Upcoming releases in the United States (inflation, employment, industry) could reshape market sentiment. In an environment already weakened by the turbulence of April, the slightest surprise could reignite volatility or extend consolidation. This week is poised to be decisive for BTC's trajectory and investor appetite.
Since its creation, Bitcoin has nurtured the ambition of a global monetary revolution, as the queen of cryptocurrencies fluctuates between spectacular surges and brutal falls. While the symbolic threshold of 100,000 dollars seemed within reach, several recent signals dampen that enthusiasm. Between technical fragilities and macroeconomic instabilities, the current dynamics call for caution. In a market increasingly sensitive to the slightest tremors, it is more essential than ever to read between the lines to understand the true forces at work.
In a constantly bustling crypto market, XRP has stood out with a rare significant movement. In just a few hours, the break of the resistance at $0.57 and a massive wave of liquidations disrupted the balance of forces. This double event, combining buying pressure and selling capitulation, puts XRP back in the spotlight.
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The apparent calm of the crypto market could well shatter. At stake: over 8 billion dollars in Bitcoin and Ethereum options are set to expire this Friday, one of the largest volumes of the year. With each expiration, volatility looms. However, this time, the gaps between current prices and pain points could trigger unexpected rebounds. In a climate of macroeconomic hesitation, this massive expiration could well hasten a new fundamental movement.
This Friday, while stock markets close for "Good Friday," the crypto market remains tense. Over $2.2 billion worth of options on Bitcoin and Ethereum are expiring: a massive volume that captures traders' attention. This technical expiration, although expected, occurs in a climate of significant uncertainty, between bullish signals, extreme pain levels, and pressures related to U.S. monetary policy. While the options expire, the risks remain fully intact.
Unanimity in the markets is never trivial, especially in the crypto world. On Binance, over 72% of traders are betting on the rise of XRP. Such a strong consensus, in the absence of a fundamental catalyst, is unusual. No Ripple announcement nor a technical breakthrough, just a collective frenzy. This increased confidence is thought-provoking. Is it a sign of a real recovery or an excess of optimism ready to burst? The market might have a completely different interpretation.
When Peter Brandt speaks, the markets listen. This trading veteran, active since the 1970s, dropped a bomb on the X platform: "Ethereum is a worthless trash." With over 700,000 followers and a reputation built on decades of technical analysis, Brandt is neither a troll nor an attention-seeking maximalist. His critique targets directly the second largest cryptocurrency in the market, which sparks a heated debate within the community and shakes the certainties of investors.
The crypto market, with its promises of exceptional returns, attracts thousands of new investors every day. However, in this volatile and complex ecosystem, mistakes can prove particularly costly. Amidst the deluge of contradictory information, fraudulent projects, and unpredictable fluctuations, navigating the crypto universe requires meticulous preparation and a rigorous strategy. Here is a detailed guide to the pitfalls to absolutely avoid in order to turn your crypto experience into lasting success.
The sudden calm that falls over a network as active as XRP is never trivial. After a stunning rally at the end of 2024, Ripple's blockchain is experiencing a plunge in its activity. This drop of 65% in just a few weeks is more than just a simple adjustment. It reveals a worrying loss of momentum and raises questions about the strength of the market. Behind the numbers, an entire speculative dynamic seems to be wavering.
While Bitcoin has retreated by 25% from its all-time high of over $109,000, an unexpected movement is emerging: whales are returning to their purchases. These large wallets, often seen as market barometers, are marking their first real return to accumulation since August 2024, according to Glassnode. In a context dominated by distribution and a sentiment reminiscent of the lows of 2022, this strategic signal could disturb the prevailing bearish consensus and reignite investor attention on current levels.
As the tariff war reignited by Washington captures attention, Bitcoin hovers around $85,000. Some see a cause-and-effect link. However, this quick reading overlooks the essential: it is not geopolitics that is holding back the market, but the lack of concrete catalysts and a silent redistribution of flows towards safer assets. To understand this inertia, one must go beyond this analysis and follow the true signals of the market.
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The volatility of Bitcoin is resurfacing. After a peak above $84,000, the cryptocurrency fell by 3.5% within a few hours. This decline fuels fears of a return to $72,000, a scenario that seemed unthinkable not long ago. The cause? Uncertain macroeconomic liquidity conditions, which undermine risky assets. Some analysts believe that the market could enter a critical phase, where the evolution of monetary policies and investors' appetite for risk will be decisive.
Bitcoin wavers after its surge beyond 100,000 dollars. The ongoing correction rekindles tensions in the markets, fueling doubts about the strength of the bullish trend. While the threshold of 65,000 dollars resurfaces in analysts' projections, the specter of a reversal looms. Between hopes of consolidation and fears of a bearish cycle, uncertainty prevails.
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The Bitcoin bull hesitates, the crowds are not rushing... or perhaps they already have, quietly, through an unexpected path that no chart had traced.
The end of the endless legal battle between the SEC and Ripple surprised no one, as investors had already anticipated this withdrawal due to a pro-crypto shift driven by the Trump administration. While the announcement marked the closure of one of the sector's most emblematic legal cases, the markets had already priced in this outcome well before it was officially announced.
A wave of panic is sweeping through the bitcoin market. In just six weeks, short-term investors have lost over 100 million dollars, caught in a brutal correction. Should this be seen as a worrying signal or a disguised opportunity for savvy investors?
In the arena of Bitcoin, the giants play at their discretion while the newcomers flee. Binance watches, powerless, this grand ball of decentralized finance. End of the game or just an intermission?
Political decisions shape the future of cryptocurrencies, and the crypto summit organized by the Trump administration at the White House on March 7 is a glaring proof of this. This event, which aimed to establish a new posture for the United States towards the blockchain industry, sparked mixed reactions. While some observers see it as an institutional recognition of Bitcoin and a strategic turning point, others denounce it as a mere political stunt without concrete measures. This meeting, which coincided with the announcement of the creation of a strategic reserve of Bitcoin, had an immediate impact on the markets, leading to a 7.3% drop in BTC and massive outflows from Bitcoin ETFs. So, real progress or just a publicity stunt?
The euphoria of the last few weeks has abruptly transformed into a debacle for crypto investors. In just 24 hours, over a billion dollars worth of positions were liquidated, taking with them the hopes of a prolonged market rebound. At the heart of this shock is a new wave of economic uncertainties, amplified by the United States' decision to impose 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico. This announcement triggered a sudden drop in traditional markets, as well as a collapse of Bitcoin and major cryptocurrencies.
The crypto market is going through a turbulent phase. Indeed, Ethereum (ETH), the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization, has experienced a sharp decline of 20% in just three days, bringing its price to around $2,100. Such a sudden correction raises questions: is it merely a moment of volatility or a warning sign for investors? Between unfavorable macroeconomic factors and signs of resilience in the derivatives market, the future of ETH hangs in a fragile balance.
Amidst sordid scandals, Pump.fun devalues by 80% in February. The excitement of memecoins fades under the weight of disappointment, while confidence collapses inexorably.
As Bitcoin continues to capture the attention of markets, the latest data shows a stark contrast between network activity and its net capital. Daily transfer volume has fallen by 76%, while realized capitalization has surged by $160 billion in three months. A dynamic that raises questions: are we witnessing a critical slowdown or a strategic consolidation before a new bullish momentum? Since its last peak beyond $100,000, Bitcoin has struggled to maintain its momentum. The pressure is intensifying, and some analysts anticipate a possible drop below $90,000. However, despite a significant decline in activity, the influx of fresh capital and the resilience of long-term investors present an interesting counterpoint.
The year 2025 begins under the sign of instability for the crypto market. After briefly exceeding the symbolic threshold of 100,000 dollars on January 7, Bitcoin experienced a dramatic reversal, falling to 92,500 dollars in just a few hours. This sudden decline cannot be explained by a technical factor but rather by major macroeconomic elements. Investors are closely monitoring the monetary policy of the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed), whose decisions directly influence financial markets. So far, many had anticipated a drop in interest rates as early as the first quarter of 2025. However, the latest economic data in the United States indicate stronger-than-expected growth, which challenges this assumption. As a result, markets are reassessing their expectations and adjusting their positions. This uncertainty has triggered a wave of liquidations that has contributed to Bitcoin's decline.