Memecoins, the new stars of a digital circus, juggle between satire and seriousness, attracting millions and the astonished gaze of financiers.
Memecoins, the new stars of a digital circus, juggle between satire and seriousness, attracting millions and the astonished gaze of financiers.
Do Kwon, co-founder of Terraform Labs, appeared before a U.S. judge on January 2, 2025, where he pleaded not guilty to charges of fraud and money laundering. This hearing marks a key milestone in a case that has shaken the crypto world since the collapse of the Terra ecosystem.
BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF sets a historic record with $50 billion in assets in 11 months, revolutionizing the ETF market and strengthening institutional adoption of Bitcoin.
Cryptocurrencies, once considered a marginal phenomenon, have gradually established themselves as a central element of the global financial ecosystem. This major shift is illustrated by a promising new perspective. Matthew Sigel, head of research at VanEck, stated that the likelihood of an ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) on Solana being approved in the United States during the year 2025 is high, but exceeds current forecasts. Sigel asserts that Polymarket's 77% estimates underestimate this potential, a statement that reignites the debate on the future of crypto derivatives and their role in transforming financial markets. This statement comes as institutional investors and U.S. regulators attempt to balance innovation with legal frameworks. In this context, the eventual approval of a Solana ETF could significantly broaden access to the crypto market, attracting both capital and institutional players. If these projections materialize, they would mark a significant milestone in the integration of these assets within traditional portfolios.
In January 2025, Ripple's XRP appears set for a significant rise, according to crypto data. Since the beginning of the year, XRP has already increased by 7%, extending its rally that started during the New Year celebrations. This rise is supported by five major elements that will enable XRP to reach new heights in the coming days.
As digital innovations profoundly transform our habits, Elon Musk is preparing to take a significant step with the launch of X Money. This payment system, directly integrated into the X platform (formerly Twitter), could redefine the standards in the realm of digital payments. A recent code leak, revealed by a researcher, has reignited rumors of an imminent launch, well ahead of the officially announced date for this year, 2025. If this information is confirmed, X Money promises to introduce unprecedented features, particularly the potential support for cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Dogecoin. Through this project, the X platform aims to become a key player in digital transactions, raising questions about its economic and regulatory impact.
The bitcoin market is going through a turbulent period at the beginning of 2025, despite recent historic highs. According to a report by Bravo Research, a correction down to $80,000 could represent a strategic buying opportunity for investors.
In 2025, China continues to demonstrate its resilience under international economic pressures, particularly those exerted by the future Trump administration. Despite attempts by the new American president to hinder China's economic rise, it persists in its openness, marking a significant victory in the war between the two superpowers.
Pepe, the ephemeral gladiator, sees his moment of glory under Musk: a flash of wealth, a resounding collapse. Crypto will remember this.
The center of gravity of the global economy is gradually shifting towards new alliances. In the face of the waning influence of Western institutions, another bloc is consolidating its power. Since January 1, 2025, the BRICS have taken a new step by welcoming nine partner states. This expansion, decided at the Kazan summit in October 2024, reinforces their political and economic weight and broadens their grip on emerging markets. Now, the organization represents 51% of the global population and generates 40.4% of global GDP in purchasing power parity.