Bitcoin just broke a key threshold below $90,000, reigniting doubts about the market's strength. Between massive profit-taking by long-term holders and liquidity inflows from whales, selling pressure intensifies. Buyers struggle to contain the drop amid this shock. The balance is fragile, as speculative appetite faces increasingly vulnerable technical supports.

The so-called Ethereum Killer blockchains are stirring to nibble away market shares and gain media spotlight. But deep down, in reality as in collective perception, there is only one master. Its name comes up in every conference, every strategic plan, every institutional tweet. Ethereum is no longer just a technology…

The recent surge in activity on Ethereum might be less a sign of euphoria and more a malicious background noise. A security researcher, Andrey Sergeenkov, believes that part of this increase resembles an "address poisoning" campaign, a variant of dusting that takes advantage of transaction fees that have been very low since December. "Activity retention" nearly doubled in a month, around 8 million addresses, while daily transactions reached a record close to 2.9 million.

At Davos 2026, Scott Bessent reaffirms Trump’s Bitcoin vision: a strategic reserve to assert American crypto leadership. But behind this reaffirmation, doubt persists. Is it a show of strength or an admission of a lack of real progress in crypto innovation?

The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is strengthening its leadership as it prepares for a potentially expanded role in overseeing digital asset markets. Chair Michael Selig has appointed two senior advisers, signaling the agency’s focus on crypto regulation as lawmakers consider legislation that could grant the CFTC broader authority over the sector.

Ray Dalio warns of uncertainty in global markets as U.S. economic policies shift. He notes rising stress in currencies and sees gold as a reliable hedge.

Trump Airdrop: a crypto without cash, but with real benefits. We deliver all the details in this article.

While the crypto market is going through a downturn phase, Solana (SOL) drops below $130, sowing doubt among investors. However, behind this sharp drop, the on-chain data outline a very different scenario. Whales buying, supply free-falling on exchanges, network activity booming: the fundamentals remain solid. A marked divergence between price and network reality, which could reshuffle the cards faster than imagined.

Bitcoin: Institutional accumulation explodes. Here are the figures confirming massive accumulation.

After three years under the yoke of sellers, Ethereum finally sends an unexpected signal. The "net taker volume" turns green again for the first time since January 2023, revealing a possible trend reversal. This sudden change in trader behavior on futures contracts intrigues analysts. Should we see it as the beginnings of a bullish recovery for the second largest crypto in the market?

Bitcoin loses its feathers while gold parades at the top perch. Temporary panic or true metamorphosis of a crypto market finally learning to breathe under pressure?

Michael Saylor scores another breakthrough. His company Strategy now holds more than 700,000 BTC after a massive purchase of 22,305 bitcoins for 2.13 billion dollars. An unprecedented milestone that confirms the company's committed transformation into a true Bitcoin company. In a tense market, this move strengthens Saylor's influence and repositions Strategy as a central player in the crypto ecosystem.

Gold and silver hit record highs as investors seek safety, while Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies dip amid global uncertainty.

Pump.fun, an iconic memecoin platform, surprises with Pump Fund: a 3 million dollar fund to support 12 startups. A bold transition from speculation to concrete investment. How could this strategic shift redefine the future of startups in the crypto ecosystem?

After a sharp drop, Bitcoin stabilizes and shows signs of recovery. Technical analysis and key scenarios for BTC.

Bitcoin steadied after a sharp sell-off earlier this week, finding support near the $92,000 level as traders reassessed risk. Market watchers say exchange-traded fund inflows continue to support a positive long-term outlook, even as global political tensions keep volatility elevated. Recent price action suggests buyers remain active despite broader uncertainty.

Crypto funds attract capital again. With more than $2 billion injected in one week, the sector records an unprecedented influx, dominated by bitcoin-backed products. While traditional markets falter, institutional investors redirect their strategy towards cryptos. This renewed interest propels crypto ETPs to the forefront, acting as a strong recovery signal and a tactical repositioning amid economic uncertainties.

Bitcoin sneezes, traders panic, whales scoop up everything. A drop without a shiver, a washout of leveraged positions, and presto! the market regains its Olympian calm.

Injective has voted on a plan to rarify INJ. An aggressive crypto strategy that could disrupt the rules of the game.

While DAOs were meant to embody the promise of decentralized governance, Vitalik Buterin today delivers a harsh assessment: their current model is exhausted. In a widely shared post, the Ethereum co-founder denounces rigid structures, dominated by large holders and unable to address complex coordination challenges. His call for a new design marks a pivotal moment for DAOs, urging them to move beyond simple voting logic to become true on-chain infrastructures.

Why has the Bitcoin hashrate just fallen below the symbolic threshold of 1 zettahash per second? Are miners abandoning the network for more profitable AI (artificial intelligence)? A silent battle is redefining the future of mining and blockchain.

Central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) are set to redefine the global financial system, and India proposes an ambitious project for the BRICS countries. By aiming to interconnect CBDCs, the initiative could simplify cross-border payments and strengthen the integration of sovereign digital currencies in international trade. This advance, led by India, could transform economic relations among BRICS members and redefine global geopolitical dynamics.

Kevin Hassett has withdrawn from consideration to lead the U.S. Fed, narrowing the field in a leadership contest increasingly shaped by political and legal pressure. President Donald Trump has made clear that he prefers Hassett to remain in his current White House role. And this stance has effectively removed him from contention and reshaped expectations around the Fed’s next chair.

Scaramucci warns that banning yield on stablecoins could make the US dollar less competitive globally as other countries offer interest on digital currencies.