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Dutch neobank bunq is rolling out flexible cryptocurrency staking across the European Union through a partnership with Kraken. The offering covers 20 digital assets with yields up to 10% annually, without mandatory lock-up periods. A first for a European challenger bank.

40 million outflows from Bitcoin ETFs in one day. Should we worry about the momentum of crypto funds? Complete analysis in this article!

Stablecoins are rapidly expanding across Asia as countries explore new regulations and innovation to integrate digital assets with traditional finance.

It's historic. Tomorrow, October 21 in Washington, the US Federal Reserve hosts the elite of the crypto sector for an unprecedented conference on payment innovation. Sergey Nazarov from Chainlink, the heads of Circle, Paxos, and Coinbase: all will be front and center. Stablecoins, tokenization, AI... An agenda that says a lot about the new era the Fed seems ready to embrace.

Jack Dorsey, Twitter’s co-founder and a long-time Bitcoin supporter, has once again sparked debate in the digital finance world. His recent post claiming “Bitcoin is not crypto” has reignited discussion over Bitcoin’s identity—whether it belongs to the broader crypto industry or stands apart entirely.

On X, a simple pseudonym can now be traded at a high price. Elon Musk's platform has just launched a marketplace dedicated to the sale of inactive usernames, with prices reaching one million dollars for the most sought-after. Reserved for Premium subscribers, this initiative transforms digital identity into a monetizable asset.

Hackers disguised as pink rabbits siphon your cryptos through charming tweets. CZ, the former head of Binance, reveals the backstage of a great tense digital circus.

A major outage of Amazon Web Services paralyzed the main crypto platforms on Monday, revealing once again the paradoxical dependence of a sector that advocates decentralization. From MetaMask to Coinbase through Base and OpenSea, malfunctions multiplied throughout the day.

Valuations of artificial intelligence are soaring, sometimes without profitability to support them. Voices are rising, recalling the excesses of the 2000 Internet bubble. Disproportionate weight of sector giants in indices, massive investments, widespread enthusiasm: signs of a possible overheating are accumulating. In this climate of euphoria, a question reemerges: is AI the engine of a new economic era or that of a speculative bubble ready to burst?

A dog CEO, a playful tweet, a skyrocketing price: in the crypto jungle, Musk barks again... and traders rush in, noses to the wind and wallets open.

In the Sino-American escalation, a subtle lever takes on an explosive dimension: rare earths. Essential in advanced technologies, these materials become the silent weapon of a strategic duel where industrial sovereignty and monetary confrontation intertwine.

The tokenized real-world asset (RWA) market continues its strong momentum, edging close to the $35 billion milestone as institutional products, Treasuries, and gold-backed tokens drive on-chain adoption. Recent data from rwa.xyz shows the total RWA value reaching $34.14 billion, marking a 10.58% rise over the past 30 days and signaling growing investor confidence in blockchain-based real-world exposure.

Bitcoin mining difficulty fell 2.7% while the network’s hashrate reached a record high, keeping competition fierce for miners.

Bitcoin slipped below $105K as concerns over U.S. regional banks grew, with analysts warning of a possible drop toward $98K amid market fear.

Net asset values (NAVs) in digital asset treasuries (DATs) have plunged, signaling the end of what some analysts call the “age of financial magic.” Despite the downturn, market experts believe the correction could create opportunities for informed investors to secure long-term positions in undervalued Bitcoin-linked companies.

While the crypto market goes through a period of turbulence marked by the erasure of 350 billion dollars in four days, BitMine Immersion Technologies continues its massive Ether purchases. The company has accumulated 1.5 billion dollars worth of the crypto since last weekend's crash. But can this aggressive strategy withstand Tom Lee's fears about the bursting of a speculative bubble?

Binance has just hit hard. More than 600 accounts have been closed for abusive exploitation of the Alpha platform via “bot farms”. The announcement dated October 19 targets actors who manipulated the rewards structure and falsified access to crypto token sales and airdrops. This assumed decision repositions the platform on a zero-tolerance line against predatory automation.

The Shiba Inu token is fighting to regain the psychological threshold of 0.00001 $. After adding an extra zero to its price, the cryptocurrency attempts a rebound. But will investors be able to erase this zero that weighs on their hopes?

HMRC has just dealt a major blow: 65,000 letters sent to crypto investors for tax evasion. Twice as many as in 2024. Is your wallet concerned? Find out who is targeted, the real risks, and how to protect yourself before it's too late.

The ghost Satoshi watches his bitcoins melt by 20 billion. Still silent, still rich... How long will the king of silence let chaos reign without a word?

XRP is making an unexpected breakthrough in regulated markets. Driven by a record third quarter for the CME, derivatives linked to the asset are exploding, attracting a massive influx of institutional investors. Volumes soaring, open interest at its highest: the XRP futures market reaches unprecedented levels. This dynamic, far from a mere passing craze, marks a strategic turning point for cryptos outside the BTC/ETH duo. A new era opens, where alternative assets gain legitimacy in traditional financial circuits.

When others flee, Saylor whistles the purchase: a teaser, a chart, and there goes bitcoin ready to inflate its treasure. Strategy or poker?

While the crypto market was going through a period of marked instability, a statement from Donald Trump was enough to reverse the trend. By announcing a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on October 31, during the APEC summit in Seoul, the American president triggered an immediate rebound in major cryptos. In a tense climate between the United States and China, this announcement was seen as a sign of easing, briefly rekindling investor optimism.

While traditional markets wobble under macroeconomic uncertainties, the crypto sphere is not spared, especially on the institutional investment vehicle side. This week, US spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced a massive capital outflow, exceeding one billion dollars in net withdrawals, a strong signal that does not go unnoticed by observers.

Li Lin, founder of Huobi, partners with influential Asian investors to launch a billion-dollar Ethereum trust. Supported by major names in Asian investment, the project aims to structure the accumulation of ETH within a regulated framework. While attention remains focused on Bitcoin and its ETFs, Ethereum is gaining ground as a treasury asset. This operation marks a step in the institutional rise of the network.

The cryptocurrency market extended its turnaround throughout three consecutive quarters into Q3 2025, propelling total capitalization to levels last observed in late 2021. According to CoinGecko, the sector added $563.6 billion in Q3, representing a 16.4% increase and bringing the industry to approximately $4.0 trillion.

When Solana releases a war engine called Ultra v3, it’s not the crypto traders who complain, but the competitors who cough. Fees falling, precision skyrocketing.

A recent analysis of blockchain developer activity has revealed a strong influx of new talent across major ecosystems, with Ethereum maintaining its dominance. The report, based on data from Electric Capital, highlights shifting developer trends and growing debates over how blockchain contributions are tracked.