Kicked out of the SEC but not off the radar, Gensler bounces back at MIT. Supreme irony: he will teach what he methodically fought against. New stance or even an imposture?
Kicked out of the SEC but not off the radar, Gensler bounces back at MIT. Supreme irony: he will teach what he methodically fought against. New stance or even an imposture?
The Arizona Senate takes a historic step towards institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies with the advancement of a bill allowing the state to invest up to 10% of its public funds in bitcoin. This initiative could trigger a wave of similar adoption in other U.S. states.
A federal court in Texas has just overturned the sanctions imposed against the crypto mixing protocol, Tornado Cash. This decision marks a turning point in the regulation of privacy technologies and could redefine the authorities' approach to decentralized protocols.
"America First" roars Trump, hammering taxes and drilling like a refrain. The Green New Deal expires, the economy trembles, the euro wonders.
A few days before Donald Trump's inauguration, the outgoing American administration is tightening its sanctions against Russian oil, pushing Brent prices above $80. This new offensive directly targets two Russian giants in the sector and a fleet of nearly 200 ships.
In the digital arena, punters are getting excited: 4% for SBF, 2% for Ulbricht. Will Biden, the last emperor of crypto-miracles, decide?
Between a provocative Trump and an inflexible Fed, the economy wobbles. Interest rates rise, prices soar, and nerves fray.
The digital world has become the new battleground for international powers, where each attack can have profound and lasting repercussions. Recently, a major cyberattack struck the systems of the U.S. Treasury, revealing the vulnerability of the technological infrastructures of a state renowned for its defensive capabilities. This incident occurs in the context of intense rivalry between the United States and China, as Washington accuses presumed hackers backed by Beijing of being behind the intrusion. For its part, China firmly rejects these accusations, labeling them as unfounded and denouncing a smear campaign orchestrated by U.S. authorities. More than just a mere digital incident, this case sheds light on the growing geopolitical tensions around cybersecurity and the difficulty of identifying those responsible in an increasingly interconnected world.
While speculation is running high about the institutional adoption of bitcoin, Galaxy Research tempers expectations. According to the report published on December 27, the U.S. government will not buy bitcoin in 2025 but may explore new strategies regarding its existing reserves.
In the tumultuous arena of crypto, the bloodless Bitcoin ETFs find an unexpected resurgence after Christmas, like a benevolent wink from Santa Claus.
The use of cryptocurrencies has surpassed the stage of curiosity reserved for a tech-savvy elite. A recent survey from Emerson College reveals that nearly 19% of American voters have already invested in cryptocurrencies, traded, or conducted transactions with them. This figure, which illustrates a growing adoption of these technologies, represents a significant change in financial behaviors. More than an isolated phenomenon, it reflects a profound transformation in mindsets, where cryptocurrencies are gradually becoming integrated into the daily lives of millions of people.
An Ohio lawmaker, Derek Merrin, proposes a pioneering law to create a strategic reserve of bitcoins within the State Treasury. In the face of the dollar's devaluation and the rise of bitcoin, this initiative marks a turning point in the institutional adoption of crypto in the United States.
"Between technological shores and headwinds, Nvidia navigates. China strikes, not for a monopoly, but to challenge the hegemony of American chips. A fight where every chip counts."
Solana shines, Ethereum wobbles: 7,625 new talents for the former, Asia at the top and India shines in a borderless crypto world.
Tether, king of the stablecoin, boasts in Lugano: gold, bitcoins, and bonds in pocket. But the suspicions still loom...
North Korean hackers do not like small players. Their new target? Bitcoin ETFs, with the approval of the FBI!