Archive 2023

Bitcoin has long played the role of the undisputed leader, paving the way for its crypto brethren. But, as in any good epic tale, a challenger arises: Ethereum. As we approach the end of 2023, we might be witnessing the dawn of a new era, where the altcoin is no longer content to follow but aims to compete. Is it the season of altcoins? In this financial ballet, Ethereum sketches a daring dance to catch up with the Bitcoin giant. Let's analyze this captivating plot together.

Every crypto enthusiast has some interest in the concept of tokenizing real assets. The idea is not new in itself. But its emergence marks a profound revolution in the crypto ecosystem. Because it introduces an innovative perspective, regarding the relationship between the digital and the real. In this article, we explore the underlying mechanisms of tokenizing real assets. This, by highlighting the way this technology increases not only accessibility and liquidity. But above all, strengthens the legitimacy of the blockchain-based industry by integrating elements from the real world into its digital fabric.

Bitcoin, consistently in the spotlight, has recently been the subject of a sharp analysis by John Bollinger, an authority on trading.

Already criticized for its high level of centralization, Ethereum is disappointing many by censoring several transactions not validated by the OFAC.

Few names resonate with as much authority as Binance in the crypto sphere. Yet, even this giant seems to stumble, as illustrated by the recent performance of its BNB token. While the crypto market has experienced a spectacular surge, BNB struggles to keep pace, highlighting the complexity and unique challenges that this influential platform faces.

Did the Russian president just suggest the use of bitcoin for international transactions?

One might think that the US wants to control Bitcoin, but is that really the case? What are the means? We will precisely study together certain aspects in terms of US control over Bitcoin.

Bitcoin no longer finds buyers in El Salvador. Currently, the country has only about 109,000 people holding BTC. The government in place must revisit its strategies to revise these numbers upwards and gain legitimacy. Zoom in!