French and Singaporean banking giants take a decisive step in the race for post-quantum security. The Bank of France (BDF) and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) have just achieved a world first: successfully testing a banking communication system resistant to future quantum attacks.
Bitcoin is establishing itself as a strong player in the market! BlackRock, abandoning gold, is swimming in crypto green. A true idol reversal!
It’s a scenario worthy of the most thrilling thrillers, but this time, it is very real. Dean Skurka, CEO of WonderFi, was the victim of a kidnapping in the heart of Toronto. After a stressful ordeal and a ransom of 1 million dollars, he regained his freedom. This spectacular twist…
As global economic tensions redefine financial and political alliances, the role of the US dollar and potential alternatives is coming to the forefront. At the Valdai forum in Sochi, Vladimir Putin clarified Russia's stance on the use of the dollar in response to US sanctions that restrict its access to this currency. This statement is made in a global context where several nations, particularly within the BRICS, are exploring alternatives to the monetary dominance of the United States. Analyzing this Russian strategy, which combines pragmatism with the exploration of new economic options, helps to better understand the current issues and the prospects for a new international financial balance.
The stunning victory of Donald Trump in the American presidential election triggered an unprecedented financial tsunami on Wall Street. In a single historic day, the ten wealthiest people on the planet saw their net worth jump by $63.5 billion, marking the largest increase ever recorded by the Bloomberg Billionaires Index since its inception in 2012.
The co-founder of Ethereum is shaking up the codes of decentralized finance by proposing a new concept called "Infofinance," aimed at transforming prediction markets into true sources of reliable information. This innovation could redefine the way we generate and value information in the crypto ecosystem.
As Bitcoin continues to captivate investors worldwide by flirting with new historical highs, an unexpected voice rises to temper the euphoria surrounding the queen of crypto: that of Ki Young Ju, CEO of CryptoQuant, a benchmark in the industry. In a context where markets are buoyed by the prospect of Fed rate cuts and the repercussions of the recent U.S. presidential elections, Ki Young Ju makes a strange and far from optimistic prediction. According to him, Bitcoin could experience a drop of nearly 24% by the end of 2024, with a level around $58,974. This prediction, although out of step with the current enthusiasm, is based on a meticulous analysis of past trends and market data.
Crypto euphoria is once again gripping the markets as major exchange platforms experience a significant increase in traffic in October 2024, driven by investor optimism and U.S. political prospects.
Nvidia in the Dow? It's tickling Wall Street! Yet, not so big after all in the kingdom of portfolios...
Bitcoin is reaching new heights, now flirting with the $77,000 mark, a feat largely driven by the announcement of Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential elections. In a context of high volatility, where institutional players and analysts sharpen their projections, the famous stock-to-flow model by analyst PlanB now forecasts a potential surge in Bitcoin's price up to $500,000 by the next four-year cycle. This renewed institutional interest, supported by favorable political initiatives, promises to disrupt the crypto market.