The BlackRock behemoth is walking a tightrope: a net of Bitcoin in its portfolio, 2% of audacity, a breeze of panic among the maximalists. Who will give in first?
The Trump Organization, the company led by the family of current American president Donald Trump, is making a bold move into the digital realm. According to a recent filing with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), the organization has submitted a request to register the trademark "Trump" as part of an ambitious expansion into NFTs and the metaverse.
The crypto market is buzzing. After a week marked by a sharp correction and intense selling pressure, bitcoin surged to $85,120, rekindling hope among investors and traders. However, this sudden rise is based on complex dynamics that raise questions about its sustainability. While some see it as a buying opportunity, others warn of a possible relapse if the trend does not hold. Thus, the clash between these two perspectives creates a palpable tension in the market.
The story rarely repeats itself, but it sometimes blinks. On March 7, the White House transforms its marble into an arena for an unprecedented duel: Trump’s America faces the crypto future. Amid regulatory theatrics and geopolitical calculations, this summit could sculpt the face of global finance. As trade tensions with…
On Friday, February 28, 2025, the American stock markets experienced an exceptional day, adding more than 825 billion dollars in market capitalization. The main indices on Wall Street are significantly up, driven by a remarkable performance from the tech giants.
A collective of financial analysts specializing in cryptocurrencies has published a study suggesting that XRP could reach the staggering value of 18,000 dollars. This prediction, which sparks as much enthusiasm as skepticism within the crypto community, deserves a thorough examination.
Bitcoin's volatility is once again at the heart of discussions. While the cryptocurrency briefly fell below $79,000, Standard Chartered Bank believes that the correction could intensify, bringing BTC into a range between $69,000 and $76,500 by Monday. This projection is based on several market indicators, including the selling pressure from massive Bitcoin ETF outflows and the increase in short positions by hedge funds. Should this decline be viewed as a simple correction or a signal of a deeper reversal?
Solana is bonding like a cat escaping the downpour, but the storm of March 1st is approaching, ready to clip its wings.
The Bitcoin market has just experienced a brutal correction. In the span of 48 hours, a massive wave of capitulation has resulted in more than $2.16 billion in realized losses for investors. Behind this drop lies a well-known pattern for analysts: weak hands, often the most recent entrants, have liquidated their positions at a loss. Far from being trivial, this wave of hasty selling raises questions about market strength and investor psychology in the face of sudden corrections.
"Binance, accused of pulling the strings of the grand crypto ball, defends itself. Meanwhile, Solana wavers, and investors search for a culprit. A twist of fate or mere panic?"