Pepecoin is running out, Mpeppe shines. Profit promises attract, but the history of cryptos remains unpredictable.
As the initial enthusiasm fades, spot Bitcoin ETFs in the United States are experiencing a marked slowdown in their activity. The daily trading volume has reached its lowest level since early February, signaling a period of wait-and-see in the crypto market.
The crypto market, often described as a playground for the brave and the reckless, is currently experiencing an impressive phase of resilience. After months of turmoil, signs of a recovery are beginning to emerge, rekindling hope among investors. Bitcoin seems to be coming up for air after a period marked by massive sell-offs and a decrease in liquidity. Analysts, traditionally cautious, are now showing optimism. They anticipate a strong comeback for the crypto market, driven by improving macroeconomic conditions. But is this revival sustainable? Let’s explore the underlying dynamics of this recovery.
The 2024 American presidential race is shaping up to be crucial for the crypto future. Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, potential rivals for the Oval Office, have radically opposing views on the regulation of the sector and the role of Gary Gensler, the current chairman of the SEC.
Coinbase One, Coinbase's premium service, simplifies access to the blockchain by offering all its members $10 in gas fees on the Base network each month. This initiative aims to encourage the use of the blockchain by reducing the costs associated with crypto transactions.
Donald Trump is not just a former president of the United States, but also a savvy entrepreneur who knows how to get attention. After surprising the world with his Bitcoin-themed sneakers, Trump is making headlines again by launching a Bible-selling campaign to fund his run.
As financial markets wobble under the weight of economic uncertainties and geopolitical tensions, gold, this ancient metal, continues to assert itself as the ultimate safe haven. Recently propelled to a historic peak above $2,500 an ounce, gold continues to capture the attention of investors. But could this meteoric rise continue, or even intensify by the end of the year?
Although it once captivated with its speed and efficiency, that is no longer the case today. Despite its technological promises, Solana now finds itself at the center of a financial storm, with an exodus of $39 million from its investment products. This massive capital flight follows the decline of memecoins.
When Goldman Sachs, one of the most influential institutions on the planet, adjusts its economic forecasts, it is never trivial. The bank has just reduced its estimates of the risk of recession in the United States, lowering it to 20%. This decision is motivated by reassuring economic indicators, but it raises important questions for the crypto market, particularly for Bitcoin, often seen as a safe haven in the face of financial turmoil. While some see this as an opportunity, others are concerned about the implications of a potential economic slowdown.
VanEck persists with the Solana ETF despite regulatory hurdles. A risky gamble or a future success?