The world is evolving and adaptation is the best weapon to survive in this undulating universe. Originally a crypto community manager, I am interested in anything that is directly or indirectly related to blockchain and its derivatives. To share my experience and promote a field that I am passionate about, nothing is better than writing informative and relaxed articles.
And if the fall of Sam Bankman-Fried was just the tip of a vast political machinery? His recent surprise transfer to Oklahoma, after an explosive interview with Tucker Carlson, raises suspicions. Money, crypto, elections, Ukraine... What if FTX was just a cog in a much more disturbing machine?
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There are moments when politics and tech collide head-on. And this time, it is crypto that has won a decisive round in Washington. The IRS rule regarding "brokers" of digital assets, which was set to take effect in 2025, has just been completely swept away. The Senate voted to repeal it, and Donald Trump is expected to sign it, serving as a final stamp on a rule that no one really wanted to enforce.
Is Solana about to deliver a fireworks display for investors? After breaking an ultra-bullish technical pattern, SOL is taking off and now aims for 235 dollars. But the road is fraught with obstacles: mere excitement or the beginning of a real rally? An analysis of a high-stakes April.
Google has just dropped a new bomb in the race for artificial intelligence (AI): Gemini 2.5. Presented as a "thinking" model, it does not merely regurgitate answers; it analyzes, reasons, and reflects before speaking. With a major advancement in coding, reasoning, and multimodality, Google hopes to catch up with OpenAI and its other rivals. But is it enough to disrupt ChatGPT, which remains comfortably at the top of the market with 43% market share?
Bitcoin miners can finally breathe: their revenues stabilize at 3.6 billion dollars, despite the Bitcoin halving in April 2024. But behind this apparent calm, a storm is brewing. Rising costs, dependence on Bitmain, pressure on fees... Will the model hold up much longer, or is it headed straight for disaster?
A Binance employee suspended for front-running, an internal investigation shaking the ecosystem, and a crypto community playing detectives on X... These are the ingredients of an explosive case. Between on-chain clues and growing suspicions, let's look back at a hunt for fraudsters where the blockchain leaves no room for secrets.
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently voted in a closed session to file a lawsuit against Elon Musk regarding the late disclosure of his acquisition of Twitter shares. Of the five commissioners, four voted in favor of the lawsuit, while Mark Uyeda, the SEC's interim chairman, was the only one to oppose it. Why? An explosive case involving regulation, tensions, and suspicions of political motivations.
The bitcoin market is moving, twitching, hesitating… and with it, the emotions of investors. Here are the 5 key points to absolutely know this week to avoid navigating blindly in this turbulent sea.
Bitcoin mining has never been a walk in the park, but lately, it has become downright arduous. The sector has to juggle a delicate equation: a hashprice that remains stagnant, increasing difficulty, and transaction fees melting away like snow in the sun. The result? Several miners will soon have to hang up their hats…
Imagine a world where gold regains its crown, not in the form of bars hidden in a vault, but through shimmering digital tokens. Max Keiser, the eternal troublemaker of crypto finance, doesn't sugarcoat it. According to him, gold-backed stablecoins could very well put dollar-pegged ones to shame and signal the end of the USD. How?
Nvidia has triggered the "death cross": this dramatic name for a simple crossover of moving averages could well signal the end of a historic rally. But while Wall Street is concerned, AI cryptos just shrug their shoulders (and sometimes their prices). A three-part dive into this strange ballet.
Take a deep breath: Bitcoin now represents 1.3% of the world's currency, with a market cap flirting with 1.7 trillion dollars. Yes, you read that right. A small piece of code born in 2009 has made its way to the same table as heavyweights like the US dollar (20.9 trillion dollars) or gold (20.2 trillion dollars). We may still be a long way from flipping the table, but clearly, Satoshi has set his napkin down well.
When Japan, China, and South Korea sit down at the same table, it's not to discuss the weather. In a world where trade tensions reshape alliances, their recent meeting could very well change the game in Asia... and beyond. Between promises, caution, and joint projects, a new geopolitical chapter seems to be unfolding in three voices.
Ethereum continues to assert its supremacy in the world of stablecoins, with a record transaction volume of 850 billion dollars, largely dominated by USDT and USDC. This explosive growth raises questions: can this massive adoption actually impact the valuation of ETH or, on the contrary, benefit its competitors?