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Polkadot aimed to become the backbone of Web3. However, the latest figures reported by Messari for the first quarter of this year reveal a sharp decline: decreased activity, falling users, and dropping market capitalization. While other ecosystems consolidate their traction, Gavin Wood's project struggles to fulfill its promises. The contrast between the network's advanced technical architecture and its low adoption fuels doubts: can Polkadot still embody the decentralized future it claimed to want to build?

Fewer movements, more silence: Bitcoin breathes. But behind the candlesticks, Trump is getting angry, Powell is trembling, and the dollar is melting... Is it enough to awaken a sleeping crypto queen?

While the market focuses on price curves, a key indicator of real activity has collapsed. Payment volume on the XRP Ledger has dropped by nearly 70% in just a few days. Behind this discreet withdrawal lies a deeper questioning of the network's vitality, its concrete adoption, and the robustness of its operational model.

While Ethereum churns and Bitcoin snoozes, Solana is carving its crypto path into company balance sheets. What if the future of decentralized finance is written in SOL letters?

Mass withdrawals, spontaneous combustion, and the dream of billions: Shiba Inu is playing the big bluff of the memecoin that would like to become a serious crypto… without losing its marketing flair.

Uber's announcement to accept bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as payment methods marks a strategic turning point. More than just a simple technological addition, it is a strong signal. The mobility giant aims to root itself in the emerging digital economy. At a time when cryptocurrencies are gaining traction in daily usage, Uber does not want to just ride the wave, but to help shape it. This choice raises a fundamental question: what role will technological giants play in the evolution of global payment systems?

Solana, accused of everything and its opposite, could well outsmart Ethereum. Scaramucci is ecstatic, but the crypto industry remains cautiously watchful of this dazzling promise.

The rush of banks towards stablecoins is shaking old financial networks. But behind this crypto waltz, a well-kept secret threatens to upend everything.

As financial markets waver under the weight of monetary tensions and macroeconomic uncertainties, Bitcoin ETFs have reached a historic milestone with $40 billion in cumulative inflows. This symbolic threshold represents much more than just a record. It confirms the integration of Bitcoin into regulated portfolios and reveals a profound transformation in crypto investment. From now on, Bitcoin is establishing itself as a durable component of institutional financial architecture.

When a giant stumbles, the entire crypto ecosystem holds its breath. In April 2025, CoinGecko published an unfiltered snapshot of the centralized exchanges (CEX) market, revealing an unprecedented shift in the balance of power. While Binance remains at the top, its dominance is waning in the context of an accelerated reconfiguration of the players. The spectacular movements of Gate.io and Bitget, combined with a global contraction in volumes, raise questions about the future of the sector.

Bitcoin is experiencing a spectacular surge, with over 344,000 new wallets created in just 48 hours. This explosion of adoption, fueled by the fear of missing out (FOMO), marks an unexpected return of a phenomenon often perceived as outdated. While the growing enthusiasm around BTC demonstrates renewed confidence, this dynamic also raises questions about the strength and sustainability of this rise, as well as its potential long-term repercussions.

Crypto: Mastercard and its partners are reinventing the digital economy with the integration of stablecoins into payments. The details!

Ethereum shows the lowest transaction fees in 5 years. Discover why traders are closely watching this crypto network.

While the markets sneeze, the old Bitcoin veterans are back in charge. Accumulation, resistance, and conviction: a discreet but possibly explosive cocktail in this unstable monetary theater.

As the BRICS intensify their dedollarization strategy, Beijing and Moscow are taking an unprecedented step: using bitcoin to settle certain trade transactions. This initiative, revealed by VanEck, marks a symbolic turning point in the internationalization of cryptocurrencies. It reflects a clear intention to break free from financial circuits dominated by the West, aiming to give bitcoin a new geopolitical role. This shift could herald a new monetary order in which cryptocurrencies redefine the levers of economic sovereignty.

Behind the overwhelming losses of SHIB wallets, the infrastructure still roars. Between discouragement and rumors of resurgence, the ecosystem slowly burns, ready to reignite the speculative flames.

Four consecutive red months for ETH. A slow, silent hemorrhage, where each absent transaction digs a little deeper into the grave of an asset in search of a second wind.

Like a ghost from the past, Mt. Gox resurfaces by moving billions in Bitcoin, awakening fears, speculation, and cold sweats among crypto investors.

While the markets slept, Strategy filled its digital vault with 506,137 shards of digital gold, each bitcoin stolen from silence for 33 billion reasons.

Binance boosts its BNB Chain with turbo: with Pascal, crypto transactions zip by like arrows, leaving slow nodes on the sidelines of Web3.

After a period of slowdown, XRP is making headlines again with a surge in its on-chain activity. The network has surpassed 2 million transactions, a threshold that, in the past, has often been a precursor to renewed interest from investors.

When 360 million DOGE hit Binance, it's like seeing an elephant in a china shop: guaranteed chills and traders in a panic. Sale or a gamble?

The NFT eldorado has turned into a frozen desert: 13.7 billion in volumes vanished, a crash worthy of the most beautiful digital illusions. Who will still bet on these mirages?

MetaMask sets sail, goodbye gas fees, hello Bitcoin and Solana. A revolution is blowing through crypto, shaking up certainties and driving competitors wild.

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 collapse of Shibarium hits Shiba Inu like a thunderclap: 96% fewer transactions, a wreck for the meme crypto, taking with it the hopes of investors.

The rise of cryptocurrencies goes beyond speculation and investment. Indeed, the actual use of these assets as a means of payment has reached an unprecedented level, transforming the perception of the sector. Binance Pay, the payment tool of the giant Binance, has just recorded $72.4 billion in transactions in 2024, a figure that reflects increasing adoption. This surge can be attributed in particular to the important role of stablecoins and a diversification of uses, in a context where traditional players struggle to keep pace. While crypto payments were still marginal a few years ago, Binance Pay is now establishing itself as a key player in this revolution.

Solana wobbles, stumbles, falls below $200. Its volumes evaporate (-28%), its future oscillates between shipwreck and ETF miracle. The crypto market holds its breath.