Archive January 2025

As Bitcoin remains at the heart of discussions about the future of the global financial landscape, MicroStrategy is ramping up its commitment and announcing a new ambitious initiative. The American company plans to raise funds through an offering of 2.5 million preferred shares, a mechanism designed to finance the acquisition of new bitcoins and bolster its operations. This move, driven by a clear strategy of diversification around cryptocurrencies, comes in a context of declining revenues and shrinking profit margins. By choosing Bitcoin as the cornerstone of its treasury, MicroStrategy reaffirms its long-term vision and raises questions about the potential risks and repercussions of this bold model.

The recent drop of Bitcoin below the symbolic threshold of $98,000 has caught the attention of investors. On-chain data, however, reveals a remarkable absence of panic selling, suggesting a temporary correction rather than a major trend reversal.

Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI, recently praised DeepSeek's R1 model, a Chinese startup specializing in artificial intelligence, calling it "impressive." This recognition comes after DeepSeek revealed that training its R1 model cost less than $6 million, a fraction of the cost of equivalent models in the United States. However, this development could be fatal to the crypto market.

When Solana plays with billions, memes lurking, and stablecoins in abundance, the giants waver. Crypto turns heads and algorithms.

A Chinese startup is redefining the stock market and AI, causing Nvidia to drop by 17%. Details in this article!

Runbot, an innovative automated crypto trading platform, announces a strategic partnership with IBC Group as part of its accelerator program. This partnership marks a decisive step in Runbot's mission: to make automated trading accessible to everyone, regardless of coding skills.

When Musk invites Nakamoto on board, the markets tremble. Between humor and strategy, Dogecoin rises, buoyed by a breeze of euphoric speculation. The mystery thickens, profits are displayed.

The global crypto industry, already under pressure from increasingly strict regulations, is once again shaken. Indeed, French authorities have just opened a judicial investigation targeting Binance, the world leader in crypto exchange platforms. This procedure, which is based on serious accusations such as money laundering, tax fraud, and drug trafficking, highlights the growing tensions between regulators and players in a sector still seeking clear legal frameworks. While Binance denies these allegations, this case could tarnish the platform's image, but also redefine the rules of the game for the entire industry.