Former American president Donald Trump is preparing to make a splash in the crypto market. According to an exclusive report from CNBC, the Republican presidential candidate for 2024 plans to launch his own crypto exchange platform, called "The DeFiant Ones."
The use of social media by the crypto community: X, Telegram, and YouTube dominate for information and engagement.
Bitcoin is selling like hotcakes, miners are overwhelmed producing five times less than demand. Beware of the bubble!
The former CEO of the crypto exchange Binance, Changpeng Zhao (CZ), has been released from prison but is still under surveillance!
In the bustling universe of cryptocurrencies, where trends can reverse in the blink of an eye, a new forecast is disturbing the established order. Dogecoin, the uncontested king of meme coins, could lose its crown before the end of the year. This statement, made by Murad Mahmudov, a former analyst at Goldman Sachs and a respected figure in the field, sparks passionate debates among investors and market observers. While Dogecoin holds a prime position in the top 10 cryptocurrencies, this bold prediction questions the sustainability of its dominance, but also the potential evolution of the meme coin market in general. What would happen if Dogecoin were to be dethroned? And above all, who would be the challenger capable of accomplishing this feat?
In a context where regulatory uncertainty in the United States threatens to curb the rise of cryptocurrencies, XRP, the token developed by Ripple, continues to assert its presence on the international stage. As debates around the regulation of digital assets intensify, XRP establishes itself as an essential player, seeking to win over institutions across all continents. This global phenomenon, supported by strategic partnerships and growing adoption, reflects Ripple's resilience in the face of legal challenges, as well as the maturity of blockchain technology in the field of cross-border payments.
Jerome Powell has finally announced the interest rate cut from Jackson Hole. Bitcoin is moving forward again.
The economic standoff between the European Union and China is intensifying. This situation outlines the contours of a potential trade war that could reshape the global economic landscape. The recent decision by the EU to impose tariffs of up to 36.3% on Chinese electric vehicles is not just a protectionist gesture. It marks a strategic turning point in the battle for control of the global renewable energy market. In response, Beijing quickly retaliated through an anti-subsidy investigation into European dairy products. These retaliatory measures illustrate a rise in tensions that goes far beyond mere trade disputes, raising many questions about the future of Sino-European relations.
Toncoin ($TON) drops by 13% after the arrest of Telegram CEO Pavel Durov, accused of pedocriminality.
The stock market is soaring again, with a string of all-time highs. Will bitcoin follow suit?