Amid revolutionary announcements, technological developments, and regulatory upheavals, the crypto ecosystem continues to prove that it is both a territory of limitless innovations and a battleground of regulatory and economic conflicts. Here is a summary of the most notable news from the past week surrounding Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance, Solana, and Ripple.
The cryptocurrency market is holding its breath: Ripple has just announced a sale of 470 million XRP, its largest liquidation in seven years. And to say the least, this decision has sent shivers through the crypto community. In the context of judicial tensions with the SEC and with the upcoming…
Discover the key events of this week that could shake up the crypto market, according to experts. Get ready for volatility.
The great tide of "whales" is suspended! The giants of Bitcoin are waiting, monitoring the market like a cat watching a mouse.
A feared technical indicator has emerged on the weekly charts: the "Gravestone Doji." This pattern, often associated with a trend reversal, could signal a turbulent phase for the market. The interest in this cross-shaped formation without bullish anchoring is particularly intense as investors had hoped to see Bitcoin break the symbolic barrier of $74,000. Instead, the leading cryptocurrency has retreated below $67,000, shaking the convictions of the most optimistic.
As the crypto market potentially prepares for a new bull run, investors are closely examining projects that offer exceptional performance as well as solid and innovative use cases. In this volatile universe, cryptocurrencies like Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA), and XRP could stand out, as they combine speed, scalability, and adoption in the financial sector.
Crypto memes themed around Trump are exploding ahead of the presidential election, while those of Harris are declining. Predictions or mere enthusiasm?
Trump or not, the Chinese are working to save the economic structure... with billions flowing without brakes!
Eleven years ago, a nineteen-year-old young developer named Vitalik Buterin published a document that would shake the foundations of blockchain technology. This "White Paper" of Ethereum, which first appeared in November 2013, laid the groundwork for a new era of finance and decentralization. Much more than just an extension of Bitcoin, Ethereum proposed an innovative vision: a programmable ecosystem that allows autonomous applications to operate without intermediaries. Today, as this document celebrates its 11th anniversary, it is crucial to reflect on the colossal impact of this initiative, its successes, and the challenges that still lie ahead in a constantly evolving sector.
Bitcoin ETFs see record net outflows of $541 million, the largest since May 2024.