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The Paris stock market rises by 0.76% as the Fed could ease its policy in response to the American economic slowdown.

Saudi Arabia, Russia and their partners within OPEC+ announce a coordinated increase in oil production of 547,000 barrels per day. A strategic decision that disrupts the fragile balance of the global market and could reignite geopolitical tensions, as the standoff between Washington and Moscow intensifies.

Spot crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are currently on a smooth sail, posting strong inflow records week-on-week. Although these investment products struggled during the early parts of the year following the broader market drop, their performances have picked up in this quarter—particularly in the U.S. market

The already fragile balance of the global economy has just taken another hit. On August 1st, Donald Trump signed a decree imposing heavy tariffs on seventy countries, with enforcement scheduled for August 7th. This announcement immediately shook financial markets, amplifying tensions against a backdrop of global instability. Behind this trade offensive lies a clear protectionist strategy, with potentially massive consequences for international trade, diplomatic relations, and the economic trajectory in the coming months.

The Federal Reserve Board is confronting fresh turmoil as Adriana D. Kugler resigns during a critical period of political tension. Her departure comes as former President Donald Trump steps up efforts to influence the central bank’s operations.

While some tighten their belts, Tether stacks billions in Treasury bonds. Crypto miracle or well-oiled cash machine? You be the judge, numbers to support.

Argo Blockchain risks delisting from Nasdaq after its shares fell below $1 for over 30 days, sparking investor concerns.

The European Union and Donald Trump have just concluded a historic but controversial agreement. The stated objective: to redefine transatlantic trade. But behind the official announcement, the entire European economy is shaking. All the details in the following paragraphs!

Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, recently published a revealing article in the Financial Times about his vision of "globalization 2.0." This new approach aims to direct citizens' savings towards investments in local infrastructure, under the guidance of asset managers like BlackRock.

Saylor the enlightened, billionaire or prophet? He splashes out 2.5 billion on five-figure bitcoin. A speculative mass on the stock market... with monthly dividends, please!

Imagine borrowing 10,000 euros without going through a bank, without a credit file, without an interview with a consultant. Just you, your crypto assets, and an algorithm that decides in a few seconds. This is exactly what the lending markets of decentralized finance (DeFi) offer.

A former Goldman bets on the absurd, rakes in 68 million with joke tokens, and sparks a battle of memes, egos, and liquidity in the crypto jungle. Guaranteed folklore.

In the face of the fragilization of the global monetary system and the contested dominance of the dollar, the BRICS are moving discreetly but surely towards a strategic alternative: a common currency backed by sovereign digital infrastructures. Driven by a now-expanded and economically influential bloc, this initiative aims to reshape the global monetary balance. As the instability of fiat currencies worsens, the emergence of such a project raises questions for markets, institutions, and observers: is this a strong signal towards a new multipolar economic order?

As global trade lines are redrawn under geopolitical pressure, Donald Trump reveals his cards. Before a meeting in Scotland with Ursula von der Leyen, the American president warns: no customs tariff lower than 15% will be granted to the European Union. This firm stance, with direct repercussions on transatlantic flows, could also impact strategic sectors such as digital and blockchain. Behind this maneuver lies an economic showdown between two opposing views of commercial sovereignty.

Societe Generale has partnered with 21Shares to improve liquidity and expand access to Bitcoin and Ethereum crypto products for institutional investors across Europe.

In response to the increase in customs duties decreed by Donald Trump, 30% on European imports starting August 1st, Brussels is deploying heavy artillery. The Commission has approved a counter-tariff attack of 93 billion euros, targeting strategic American sectors. An economic escalation is unfolding between two major blocs, against a backdrop of political tensions and fragile global trade.

China remains indifferent to threats and is getting rid of American debt. Bitcoin is lurking.

Cryptocurrency adoption has witnessed remarkable growth in 2025, with individuals and even large institutions pivoting towards digital asset ownership. Interestingly, data shows that the recent wave of crypto embrace is largely driven by digital payment and artificial intelligence.

While Bayrou struggles with the budget, Occitanie is mining convictions: France's local regions are flirting with crypto, and it could very well earn them more than a Livret A.

Brussels holds its breath. As August 1st approaches, the trade dispute with Washington slides into strategic confrontation. In the face of the threat of a 30% surcharge on European imports, Paris and Berlin demand a firm response. Their goal: to push the EU to activate, for the first time, the anti-coercion instrument.

Solana shines, MoonPay joins the dance of liquid staking with a yield of 8.49%. But behind the simplicity, there is fierce competition and colossal stakes for crypto.

Tensions are rising within the Cardano community as a major delegated representative, known simply as “Whale”, has launched a critique of founder Charles Hoskinson and Input Output Global, accusing them of wasting millions in ADA on underdelivered promises. Whale, who reportedly controls around 6 million ADA worth of delegated voting power, declared a blanket rejection of all future proposals from IOG.

When Bitcoin flirts with unprecedented highs, the spotlight once again shines on the crypto universe. This spectacular rebound, fueled by ETFs and growing institutional adoption, coincides with the emergence of another phenomenon: the tokenization of real-world assets (Real World Assets or RWA). These hybrid instruments, halfway between traditional finance and Web3, attract a new wave of investors seeking stability and diversification.

The current global chaos is not a product of chance. According to a theory developed by historians Neil Howe and William Strauss, we are entering a destructive cycle that reshapes societies every 80 to 100 years. This major transformation could disrupt the global economy, financial markets, and redefine the geopolitical order as we know it.

The explosive rise of the HYPE token is shaking up traders and reinventing automated strategies. This native token of the Hyperliquid perp-Dex has seen its trading volume increase tenfold in just three months. Listed on several major exchanges, it offers exploitable volatility for those who know how to take advantage of it. The good news: coding is no longer required to build an effective bot. Thanks to Runbot, you can automate a trend-following strategy in a simple, fast, and visual way. Here's a step-by-step guide to create, test, and deploy a HYPE strategy using the most powerful no-code tools available today.

Crypto: Western Union aims for a borderless future with a global stablecoin wallet. Discover all the details in this article.

Michael Saylor has never been one to hold back his words or be tight with his wallet. When he promises Bitcoin, he buys. And quickly. As soon as the preliminary tweet is published, the orchestra kicks off: 6,220 BTC absorbed in the midst of bullish euphoria, with surgical calm. Behind the scenes, this is not just a purchase — it’s a signal to the market, a new demonstration of strength that tells another story: the Strategy model is running at full throttle.

As emerging powers strengthen their economic cooperation, Donald Trump reignites tensions by directly targeting the BRICS bloc. His tariff threats and offensive remarks aim at much more than just an alliance: they target the hegemony of the dollar, the future of multilateral policies, and ambitions surrounding digital currencies. This position, both political and economic, could reshape international trade and impact the already fragile balances between the Western sphere and the alternative strategies of emerging markets.