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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.

This is no longer science fiction! MetaMask has just given full control of DeFi to autonomous AI agents. Crypto trading is about to shift into a 100% algorithmic era.

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While Trump plays the tough guy, BlackRock senses trouble. Oil, inflation, bitcoin: the trilogy that can blow everything up.

Ethereum has lost more than 65% since its August 2025 record. Bitmine already shows about 9 billion dollars in unrealized losses. And yet, Tom Lee's company has just made its biggest weekly ETH purchase of the entire year 2026. A conviction that demands respect, or raises concern.

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.

Bitcoin has just recorded its worst week of 2026. Falling to $59,100, the leading crypto triggered a wave of liquidations worth $1.75 billion and pushed more than half of the BTC supply into unrealized losses. This rarely seen combination of signals revives a central question for investors: is the market approaching a historic bottom or witnessing the start of a new phase of weakness?

SpaceX burns billions, but Wall Street already rolls out an interstellar red carpet for it. Behind Musk's rockets, banks mainly sell an AI cathedral still on the drawing board.

The signals sent by XRP are becoming increasingly difficult to interpret. While its RSI records one of the most significant corrections in its recent history, nearly 60 million dollars of open positions have disappeared from the derivatives market in just a few days. A double warning that could have triggered a new price drop. Yet, Ripple's token shows unexpected resilience. Between technical deterioration and speculation cleanup, analysts are now questioning the true scope of this movement.

Becoming a millionaire before 30 makes millions of investors around the world dream. Warren Buffett managed to do so decades ago, long before building the Berkshire Hathaway empire. Today, the Oracle of Omaha looks back on the method that accompanied his rise and delivers an unexpected lesson: his success is not primarily based on his investments, but on the people he chose to associate with. A simple principle that continues to guide his vision of success.

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.

Charles Schwab (with $10 trillion in assets under management) announces spot crypto trading for its financial advisors by mid-2027. When the Wall Street giants make this move, crypto will never be perceived the same way again.

$176 billion disappeared in just forty-eight hours. The correction that just shook the crypto market ended several weeks of euphoria, dragging down billions of dollars in speculative positions. While bitcoin fell by 9% and institutional investors were already showing signs of withdrawal, one question now arises: is the market witnessing a simple technical purge or the strong return of sellers?

Nearly 3 billion dollars have left U.S. Bitcoin ETFs in two weeks, fueling fears of a decline in institutional interest in cryptos. However, some observers believe the market is drawing conclusions too quickly. Behind these record outflows, Wall Street would continue to strengthen its presence in the crypto ecosystem. Enough to call into question one of the main indicators used to measure investors' appetite for bitcoin.

SpaceX warns its future shareholders of a dilution risk. In an update of its IPO filing, Elon Musk's company indicates that it could issue a significant amount of new shares as part of future operations. A clarification that comes as the group multiplies strategic initiatives and prepares its arrival on financial markets.

Losing a spot in the ranking of the largest cryptos is never trivial. In the first quarter of 2026, XRP gave way to BNB, a symbolic setback reflecting recent difficulties of Ripple's token in the market. Yet behind this visible underperformance, institutional investors continue to inject capital. While the price struggles to convince, several indicators show growing interest from professional players in the asset.

A new post from Michael Saylor on X was enough to revive speculation about an upcoming BTC purchase by Strategy. While the company already largely dominates the ranking of publicly traded companies most exposed to bitcoin, every statement from its executive chairman is now scrutinized as a potential market signal. Once again, investors and analysts are trying to decipher his intentions.

While XRP and Dogecoin struggle to attract new capital, BNB sends a radically different signal to the market. In just 24 hours, the open interest on Binance's crypto surged 35%, reaching $1.43 billion. This spectacular surge in speculative activity comes as the first BNB spot ETF debuts in the United States. This puts the asset back in the spotlight and rekindles questions about the market's next trajectory.

Long presented as an almost achieved target, the $100,000 threshold is gradually moving away for bitcoin. Predictive markets now assign only a low probability to a return above this level before the end of the year, while several technical indicators call for caution. A change of tone that contrasts with the euphoria of recent months and reveals a much more skeptical market.

The $70,000 threshold is once again the focus of all attention in the bitcoin market. As BTC approaches this level, buyers are strengthening their positions with nearly $500 million in orders placed below the current price. This liquidity concentration occurs in a context where several billion dollars in leveraged positions could be tested during the next support test.

The CFTC approves the first 100% regulated Bitcoin perpetual contracts in the USA for Kalshi. Wall Street is ready to inject billions. Exclusive details here!

Bitcoin still trades near its all-time highs. However, several on-chain indicators tracked by CryptoQuant signal a weakening of the accumulation dynamic among the main categories of investors. As demand slows, this development raises questions about the market's ability to sustainably support its progress.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs have just recorded their ninth consecutive session of net outflows, with 228 million dollars withdrawn in a single day. This unusual series revives questions about the strength of institutional demand, as bitcoin tries to maintain its momentum. Behind these successive withdrawals, investors are trying to determine whether this is a simple wait-and-see phase or the first sign of a deeper market fatigue.

Bitcoin has fallen below 73,000 dollars, causing nearly one billion dollars in liquidations in the crypto market within twenty-four hours. This correction comes as outflows from American spot ETFs accelerate and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East fuel a renewed risk aversion. In a market that has become more fragile, the slightest macroeconomic shock is now enough to trigger violent selling moves.

The CME finally opens its bitcoin shop without closing on weekends, depriving traders of an old graphical talisman. The gaps become fossils, but Wall Street still keeps its administrative slippers.

The gold market abruptly loses momentum. After several weeks of gains and projections beyond $5,000, the yellow metal now shows increasing signs of weakness. The break of a major technical support, combined with rising volatility and the return of selling pressure, revives scenarios of a deeper correction. Investors are now watching the $4,376 level, while some analysts already mention a return towards $3,500.

For a long time, accumulating ether was enough to drive up crypto companies' valuations. However, this model now shows its limits. Despite billions of dollars in ETH reserves, several publicly traded companies report massive losses, according to an Everstake study. In a market now dominated by Ethereum spot ETFs, investors expect more than mere price exposure. Staking and revenues generated by blockchain infrastructure become the new key criteria. Ethereum is thus beginning a major transformation, shifting from a speculative asset to a true yield engine.

Pi Coin dangerously returns to its lows. Weakened by a continuous decline in investor interest, the Pi Network token now trades near the 0.13 dollar threshold. At the same time, several market indicators signal a deterioration of momentum, including technical weakness, a decline in social activity, and a gradual withdrawal of speculative capital.