Michael Saylor is not just predicting the future of Bitcoin - he is methodically building it. The Executive Chairman of MicroStrategy envisions a Bitcoin ecosystem valued at $200 trillion by 2045. His strategy combines aggressive accumulation, innovative financial engineering, and geopolitical vision.
All eyes are on the PCE index, a barometer of inflation in the United States. Due on March 28, this figure could trigger a upheaval in risky asset markets. Bitcoin, in the crosshairs, could be the first beneficiary or the first victim. In a climate of geopolitical tensions and monetary uncertainties, this publication represents a decisive test to gauge speculative appetite and the strength of the bullish momentum in cryptocurrencies.
Crypto regulation is entering a crucial phase. The SEC, long seen as an inflexible barrier, is orchestrating a series of four roundtables between April and June. Trading, asset custody, tokenization, and DeFi: these key themes outline an unprecedented roadmap. Behind this initiative, a strategic shift is emerging, marked by the erosion of the Gensler doctrine. Analysis.
The USD Coin (USDC) stablecoin from Circle has just reached a record level with a market capitalization exceeding 60 billion dollars. This symbolic milestone is part of a broader trend of expansion in the stablecoin market, which now has a total capitalization exceeding 230 billion dollars.
The classic altseason pattern, the moment when altcoins explode after a surge in Bitcoin, seems to belong to the past. Despite a bullish market, the dynamics observed during previous cycles are not repeating. An unprecedented redistribution of capital flows is disrupting the rules of the game. The rise of memecoins, extreme volatility, and the growth of institutional investors are profoundly altering the crypto landscape. The current cycle marks a turning point where the old logic of asset rotation gives way to a more pronounced segmentation of the market.
After more than four years of legal battles, Ripple Labs has decided to abandon its counter-appeal against the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), thus bringing an end to one of the most publicized cases in the crypto sector.
GameStop is shaking things up. Indeed, the board of directors of the video game giant has just approved the addition of bitcoin to its treasury. Far from a mere publicity stunt, this decision marks a strategic break for a company in the midst of transformation, firmly intent on aligning with new economic dynamics after years of instability. A strong signal to the markets and the crypto ecosystem.
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?
The spectacular rise of Solana (SOL) by 8% this Monday, along with Bitcoin (BTC) nearing $90,000, illustrates the current volatility of the crypto market. However, this impressive momentum is closely linked to global economic developments, particularly the trade tensions caused by the United States, which weigh on the future of cryptocurrencies and investor confidence.
For the first time in eight months, the Hash Ribbon, a key indicator of the health of Bitcoin miners, has issued a buy signal. A rare event, often a precursor to major reversals. While Bitcoin flirts with $87,492, this technical alert is accompanied by another signal: the break of a historical downward trend on the RSI. Coincidence? Not if you believe the experts.
After a decisive legal victory against the SEC, XRP, Ripple's cryptocurrency, is experiencing a meteoric rise. This advancement has propelled its price and rekindled the hopes of investors betting on a bright future for blockchain. Analysts are forecasting a spectacular increase, with price targets potentially reaching unprecedented heights.
A Bitcoin wallet that has been dormant for eight years has suddenly activated. According to blockchain analytics firm Arkham Intelligence, this "whale" has transferred over 250 million dollars in bitcoin. This spectacular movement illustrates the incredible appreciation of the queen of cryptos over the years.
Kraken, the cryptocurrency exchange, is actively preparing for its financial future. According to Bloomberg, the platform is in talks with Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase to raise one billion dollars in debt ahead of a potential initial public offering planned for early 2026.
ETPs, the heavily scrutinized investment vehicles, have delivered a resounding verdict: Ethereum is losing ground against XRP and Solana. According to CoinShares, net outflows from ETH-related products reached 86 million dollars in one week, while its rivals are nibbling away at market shares. Bitcoin, on the other hand, confirms its status as a safe haven with 724 million in inflows. Is this a breaking scenario or just a simple correction? A deep dive into the entrails of a boiling market.
After its fall below $80,000, Bitcoin is now rebounding above $85,000. The fear and greed index is leaving the extreme greed zone for more balanced levels, suggesting a possible return to bullish momentum.
What if your digital wallet became your bank? This is the bet that Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, seems to want to take with Worldcoin. According to sources close to the matter, Tools for Humanity, the company behind this project, is negotiating with Visa to create a payment wallet in stablecoin. An alliance between crypto boldness and traditional financial infrastructure. The goal: to transform the World Wallet into a universal "mini-bank account." But behind this promise lie challenges as complex as the irises scanned by Worldcoin.
The bitcoin market is moving, twitching, hesitating… and with it, the emotions of investors. Here are the 5 key points to absolutely know this week to avoid navigating blindly in this turbulent sea.
U.S. President Donald Trump has boosted the value of his official cryptocurrency ($TRUMP) after publicly endorsing it on social media. This direct promotion of an asset that is 80% owned by his affiliated companies raises significant ethical and constitutional questions.
Ethereum is once again in the spotlight. While its price flirts with a decisive technical level, indicators point to a possible rebound of 65%. In the shadows, BlackRock is massively increasing its exposure to ETH, surpassing one billion dollars in assets. This dual technical and institutional dynamic is repositioning Ethereum at the heart of bullish speculation.
The Japanese company Metaplanet, listed in Tokyo, announced the acquisition of an additional 150 bitcoins, bringing its portfolio to 3,350 BTC. A decision made just a few days after the appointment of the son of the former American president to its advisory board. Behind these figures lies a bold maneuver: to transform Metaplanet into a global giant of bitcoin reserves. But why this sudden appetite for the queen of crypto, and what role does Eric Trump play in this equation?
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…
While BlackRock sees the recession as a springboard for bitcoin, the Federal Reserve cools the enthusiasm for crypto. Between bold predictions and economic warnings, the market navigates troubled waters.
Bitcoin gets a breather: crossing the $85,000 threshold with panache pushes the abyss away. A relief? Or the calm before the next storm?
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.
Commissioner Hester Peirce, now head of the SEC's crypto task force, announced that projects using NFTs as a funding mechanism may soon be exempt from securities regulations.
Bitcoin is wavering, experiencing a loss of over 20% since its all-time high, reviving fears of a sharp reversal. However, some see it as merely a pause in an ongoing cycle. For Timothy Peterson, this decline remains moderate compared to previous bear markets and fits into a classic consolidation phase rather than a structural collapse.
The crypto universe has never feared the absurd. But when blockchain gets entangled with biblical prophecies, even the most seasoned raise an eyebrow. On Polymarket, a decentralized predictive betting platform, a bold contract challenges the laws of the sacred: a 3% chance that Jesus Christ will return before the end of 2025. An unusual bet, certainly, but indicative of an era where decentralized finance embraces the most improbable mythologies.
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.
As Bitcoin hovers around $85,000, a subtle tension stirs in the markets. Behind this apparent resistance lies a paradoxical movement: the "whales" are quietly preparing their offensive. Their strategy? Massive bets against it, despite a technical rebound that would make optimists dream. A risky game, indicative of unprecedented mistrust, but also of an invisible battle where every dollar counts.