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In a new escalation of international trade tensions, China has officially filed a complaint against the European Union with the World Trade Organization (WTO). This action follows the EU's decision to impose significant tariffs, ranging from 8% to 35%, on electric vehicles imported from China. According to the European Union, these taxes aim to correct what is deemed unfair competition due to Chinese state subsidies. In response to this measure, China retaliates and denounces an infringement on free trade principles. This conflict arises as both economic powers attempt to position themselves as global leaders in ecological transition and technological innovation.

Hamster Kombat loses 86% of its active users. Discover the reasons behind the rapid decline of a promising crypto game!

After approaching its ATH, Bitcoin experienced a decline that brought its price below the $68,000 mark. Let’s examine the evolving outlook for BTC. Situation of Bitcoin’s Price (BTC) After surpassing $70,000, Bitcoin continued its expansion. It advanced further, narrowly missing its all-time high by just $173. Indeed, the leading cryptocurrency…

Eleven years ago, a nineteen-year-old young developer named Vitalik Buterin published a document that would shake the foundations of blockchain technology. This "White Paper" of Ethereum, which first appeared in November 2013, laid the groundwork for a new era of finance and decentralization. Much more than just an extension of Bitcoin, Ethereum proposed an innovative vision: a programmable ecosystem that allows autonomous applications to operate without intermediaries. Today, as this document celebrates its 11th anniversary, it is crucial to reflect on the colossal impact of this initiative, its successes, and the challenges that still lie ahead in a constantly evolving sector.

Trump or not, the Chinese are working to save the economic structure... with billions flowing without brakes!

A feared technical indicator has emerged on the weekly charts: the "Gravestone Doji." This pattern, often associated with a trend reversal, could signal a turbulent phase for the market. The interest in this cross-shaped formation without bullish anchoring is particularly intense as investors had hoped to see Bitcoin break the symbolic barrier of $74,000. Instead, the leading cryptocurrency has retreated below $67,000, shaking the convictions of the most optimistic.

The great tide of "whales" is suspended! The giants of Bitcoin are waiting, monitoring the market like a cat watching a mouse.

Amid revolutionary announcements, technological developments, and regulatory upheavals, the crypto ecosystem continues to prove that it is both a territory of limitless innovations and a battleground of regulatory and economic conflicts. Here is a summary of the most notable news from the past week surrounding Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance, Solana, and Ripple.

The BRICS have just completed their summit in Kazan, in an explosive geopolitical context. Between the war in Ukraine, conflict in the Middle East, and the American elections, the BRICS are increasingly establishing themselves as an alternative to America!

As the fight against climate change is at the heart of global concerns, some governments are considering banning Bitcoin mining, an energy-intensive process often criticized for its environmental impact. However, a new study conducted by the Exponential Science research group reveals a paradox that may surprise more than one lawmaker: banning Bitcoin mining could worsen carbon emissions, thus countering climate goals. This study, titled "The Unexpected Carbon Consequences of Bitcoin Mining Bans: A Paradox in Environmental Policy," sheds further light on the potential displacement effects caused by these bans.

After a dizzying rally that sparked investors' optimism, Bitcoin appears to be wobbling under increasing downward pressure. Indeed, with the recent achievement of major resistance levels, the flagship cryptocurrency is now exposed to a significant correction risk, with a key threshold around $65,000 that could determine the direction of its short-term trajectory.

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The 2025 finance bill has sparked heated debate and reveals tensions surrounding taxation applied to the highest incomes in France. At the heart of the controversy is an amendment aimed at exempting certain categories of income from the new "differential contribution on high incomes" (CDHR), introduced to limit tax avoidance practices among the wealthiest taxpayers. This amendment, intended to maintain an attractive tax policy for investors in innovation, was rejected by the National Assembly, marking a defeat for the government and a victory for the opposition advocating for an expansion of this contribution.

As Bitcoin appears to slide below 70,000 USD, a wave of panic is settling among short-term speculators. In just a few hours, nearly 54,000 BTC, worth about 3.76 billion dollars, were transferred to exchanges, marking one of the largest sell-offs in recent months. This massive influx of assets reflects a negative dynamic for the market, particularly among short-term holders who, faced with volatility, choose to liquidate their positions. Such a situation results not only from a temporary market adjustment but from a sense of urgency that raises concerns about the future price movement of the flagship cryptocurrency.

Monumental crash: Bitcoin and Ethereum plummet, leading to forced liquidations on the platforms. Should we fear the worst?

After Michigan and Wisconsin, a new American state wants to add bitcoin to its pension fund: Florida.

As Bitcoin seemed poised to cross the symbolic barrier of $72,000 on October 31, 2024, the latest U.S. economic data abruptly halted this ascent. With personal consumption expenditures (PCE) inflation unchanged and significant underlying inflation, hopes for a monetary easing by the Federal Reserve are dwindling, plunging investors into doubt. This tense macroeconomic context, coupled with cautious reactions from institutional players, exacerbates the pressure on long positions and amplifies price volatility.

FOMO takes hold of Bitcoin. ETFs are recording record inflows ahead of the American election.

In 2023, the removal of the residence tax on primary residences eased the burden for many households, but this measure also created a financial shortfall of nearly 20 billion euros in local government coffers. Today, faced with significant budget deficits and an increase in property tax that is no longer sufficient, the government is considering a "universal territorial contribution" (UTC). Supported by certain political figures, this measure aims to rebalance local resources through contributions from both homeowners and tenants.

The popularity of stablecoins is skyrocketing, and their influence on the U.S. Treasury bond market is not going unnoticed. These digital assets, pegged to fiat currencies, attract investors seeking stability in a volatile crypto market. Could this record demand for Treasury securities signal a deeper trend in the adoption of…

After a significant drop, Cardano enters a consolidation phase. Let’s explore the potential developments for ADA together. Situation of the Cardano (ADA) Price After experiencing a decline of 66%, Cardano reached a low point at $0.276. As stated in the analysis from September 5th, it is at this price level…

Discover how Switzerland is innovating in KYC management and inspiring a European framework for cryptocurrencies.

This time, cryptocurrencies are entering the campaign! At stake: 5% of voters, a tight vote, and a lot of suspense.

As Bitcoin flirts with the symbolic threshold of $72,000, investors, energized by recent gains, are showing signs of "extreme greed." The "Fear and Greed Index," traditionally monitored by them to anticipate corrections, is reaching alarming levels. This momentum is further exacerbated by an explosion of short position liquidations, with $48 million evaporated in a single day.

Will the BRICS embrace bitcoin? This is at least the thesis of the head of digital asset research at the investment firm VanEck.

In a tense stock market context, Ubisoft, the French video game giant, is set to unveil its semi-annual financial results this Wednesday. The company, which has faced headwinds for several months, sees its stock price fluctuate as rumors of a possible acquisition by Tencent intensify.

The international payment blockchain mBridge, overseen by the Bank for International Settlements, seems to be struggling. Good news for Bitcoin.

On Tuesday, October 29, 2024, Brussels approved a drastic increase in customs tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China. Such a measure follows a thorough investigation into the massive subsidies granted by Beijing to its national manufacturers. For Europe, it is a matter of industrial survival. While some applaud a necessary step to protect a struggling automotive market, others fear global economic repercussions.