Archive 2024

The Solana crypto, often hailed as the "Ethereum killer", is now at the center of controversy. Accused of hosting a disguised Ponzi scheme structure, the network faces allegations of manipulation, raising questions about its decentralization and the fairness of its ecosystem. While voting transactions represent a overwhelming share of activity, critics point to a system that seems to favor the most powerful validators, to the detriment of newcomers. But what is the reality? Let's decrypt the issues.

The crypto market, known for its legendary volatility, has struck again. In a matter of hours, Bitcoin and Ethereum, the two largest cryptocurrencies in the market, saw their prices drop sharply, leading to a wave of liquidations that exceeded $175 million.

Faced with the increasing restrictions imposed by the West, Russia and China are now exploring alternative ways to maintain their exchanges. As Chinese banks, once open to transactions in yuan, begin to close their doors to Russian payments for fear of reprisals, new methods are emerging.

Memecoins in free fall, Shiba Inu grits its teeth to stay afloat. Not the time to stumble!

Gold and silver prices are rising, while the crypto market is collapsing! Are investors changing direction?

Bitcoin is experiencing record growth in long-term held supply, reflecting renewed confidence despite market turbulence.

The world of crypto is preparing for an event of particular significance: the imminent expiration of Bitcoin and Ethereum options totaling $1.87 billion. In a context where every movement of these digital assets can lead to waves of volatility, this specific event could redefine market dynamics in the coming hours. Indeed, options, financial instruments that allow speculation on future price movements, are often the stage for tensions between buyers and sellers, especially when such large volumes are at stake.

If Ripple's recent victory against the American regulatory agency has been hailed as a decisive advance, the possibility of an appeal threatens to overturn this fragile balance. According to Dennis Kelleher, CEO of Better Markets, the SEC would have a 90% chance of winning on appeal, which could not only redefine Ripple's fate but also influence the future contours of digital asset regulation in the United States.