Crypto News

Bitcoin’s rally is starting to cool, and eyes are now turning to altcoins. With volumes soaring, Binance is right in the thick of it.

Mara Holdings, one of the largest publicly traded Bitcoin mining firms, has released a bold financing plan: the company aims to raise up to $1 billion through a debt sale to support its Bitcoin acquisition strategy and operational needs.

Ethereum’s next major protocol upgrade, Fusaka, is scheduled for launch in early November. Developers aim to boost scalability and network resilience while trimming unnecessary features.

Altcoins suddenly plunge after a frenzied rally. Ethereum and XRP drop, but Bitcoin remains calm. Temporary correction or the beginning of a real reversal in crypto? Suspense.

Andrew Keys, co-founder of Ethereum-focused investment firm The Ether Machine, has reignited the ETH vs BTC debate. During his media rounds, Keys emphasized that Ethereum has significantly outperformed Bitcoin in returns over the last decade.

Every token unlock by Ripple rekindles tensions surrounding XRP. On August 1st, one billion tokens will be released from escrow, according to a well-established monthly schedule. Predictable yet always scrutinized, this movement fuels speculation about a potential market impact, as XRP attempts to breach a crucial technical threshold. In an ever-nervous crypto climate, Ripple's strategy raises as many questions as it reassures.

In a crypto market plagued by uncertainty, XRP surprises. While Bitcoin wavers and Ethereum experiences sharp fluctuations, Ripple's asset aligns bullish technical signals. Long burdened by its legal troubles, the crypto is now shaping a unique market structure, blending support stability with order book density. This atypical trajectory intrigues analysts and traders. XRP could well be gearing up for a powerful return to levels previously thought unreachable.

In just 13 days, Ethereum ETFs have captured over $4 billion. A record influx shaking up the crypto market and attracting finance giants. Discover why Ethereum could soon dominate the digital asset landscape.

Polymarket wants to launch its own stablecoin. The crypto prediction platform, which currently uses USDC for all its transactions, is considering creating its own stable currency to capture the revenues currently received by Circle. Two options are on the table: a sharing agreement with Circle or an in-house stablecoin.

The SEC seems finally ready to take a decisive step. Several Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF issuers have just filed modifications to include in-kind redemptions. A key step for these products, which could thus gain in attractiveness and tax efficiency. This long-awaited regulatory breakthrough would radically transform the attractiveness of these financial products.

Dogecoin dominates the crypto market: +75% volume and resistance at $0.27 tested! All the details in this article.

In a rapidly changing banking sector, Fortuneo is about to reach a decisive turning point. By exploring the integration of cryptocurrencies into its offerings, the French neobank is following a trend already initiated by its European competitors. This strategy is expected at a time when digital investment is becoming a new norm rather than a passing trend.

On July 22, 2025, after three years of inactivity, Elon Musk's firm transferred 1,308 BTC, amounting to 153 million dollars, to a newly activated address. An unexpected transaction, without official explanation, triggering questions and speculations. Behind this seemingly technical gesture lie much larger stakes, at the intersection of financial tensions, industrial strategy, and American contractual politics.

As regulation tightens and corporate treasuries turn to crypto, a discreet but strategic battle intensifies around Ether. By buying nearly $259 million worth of ETH in a single transaction, SharpLink Gaming gains the upper hand against BitMine Immersion Technologies. This massive acquisition reignites a competition that has now become central: the control of the largest public reserves of Ether, in a market where every crypto held by institutional hands redefines the balance of power.

Latin America facing the crypto challenge: a broken staircase represents the regulatory barriers that hinder the adoption of cryptocurrencies in the region.

Conflux has launched a stablecoin backed by offshore yuan and unveiled Tree-Graph 3.0 to advance global blockchain adoption.

Bitcoin ETFs, which had previously been driven by a continuous bullish momentum, have seen $131 million evaporate. In the same breath, Ethereum ETFs welcomed a record influx of nearly $297 million. Behind these raw figures, a deeper movement is taking shape. Portfolio rebalancing, attraction to the yield from staking, or the evolution of the institutional narrative?

Solana brushes against $200 and attracts all eyes. A rare graphical signal suggests a leap to $6,000. Is this the beginning of a crypto super cycle? Find out why SOL could change everything very soon.

Ethereum’s price has posted a strong outing in July, culminating in a 2025 high amid growing interest from top industry participants. In fact, the second-largest crypto asset by valuation outpaced Bitcoin over the past week, with the latest data showing high ETH accumulation activities by several firms.

Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson has confirmed that an official audit into ADA token holdings is nearing completion, with the full report expected to be published in mid-August.

While Bitcoin slumbers, the whales stir and Ethereum prances. The altcoin dance begins, with institutions as conductors... How long will the music last?

Bittensor (TAO) is establishing itself as the rising star in the crypto sector with a surge of +17%. Driven by excitement for artificial intelligence and strong technical signals, TAO is capturing the attention of traders while consolidating its position as a leader among AI cryptos.

Polymarket, the crypto platform specializing in predictive markets, is making its big return to the United States. To achieve this, it is betting on the acquisition of QCX, an exchange regulated by the CFTC. An ambitious move that could redefine the future of prediction on the blockchain.

The crypto hierarchy is shaking. After months of uncontested supremacy of Bitcoin, a new dynamic is taking hold: altcoins are regaining ground. Ethereum is surging, XRP is hitting a record, and cryptocurrencies like Chainlink, Cardano, and Avalanche are accelerating. Since the beginning of July, the curves are reversing, and the flows are shifting. The signals are aligning. Should we see this as the long-awaited return of an altcoin season, that phase where the market reorganizes around its challengers? A trend is emerging, and it is not going unnoticed.

Trump Media surprises with an unprecedented bet: converting 2 billion dollars of its cash reserves into bitcoin. A risky or visionary strategy? Discover how the company is preparing for its Web3 revolution and what this means for the future of cryptocurrencies.

Ethereum surprised the market by surpassing $3,800, driven by massive liquidations of short positions. This sudden movement, supported by strong technical signals and increased demand, places the asset back in the spotlight. While some altcoins follow the trend, this resurgence of vitality could mark a turning point for the crypto market.

Since its inception, Credefi has established itself as a solid bridge between traditional finance and blockchain. With its new version V3, the platform reaches a decisive milestone. Its goal is to provide a simpler, faster, and more profitable ecosystem for users seeking yield and exposure to real-world assets (RWA). This upgrade marks the end of V2 and the beginning of a new unified architecture, based on efficiency, DeFi partnerships, and a reimagined staking model.

The world of crypto is not short on spotlights, flashy predictions, and promises of decentralized tomorrows. Yet, behind the utopian speeches and soaring tokens, another indicator, much more discreet, is turning red: developer engagement. And what if, in 2025, the vitality of blockchains was no longer measured by their market capitalization, but by the sweat of those who build them?