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X, formerly Twitter, soon to be a bank, wallet, and exchange? Musk is betting big with X Money, the "crazy ambition" to dethrone banks… stay tuned!

Trump keeps the suspense going, Brussels breathes, the stock market dances. But behind the curtain, the threats still loom. Who will emerge victorious from this customs waltz?

At the moment, SUI shines brighter than many famous cryptos. Its blockchain, fast and scalable, attracts all the attention. The TVL has soared to 2 billion dollars, listings on OKX and Bitget boost its visibility, dApps like Suilend captivate the crowds, a Pokémon rumor caused SUI to explode by 60%, and on May 8, a pump of 22% captivated traders. However, volatility remains a trap. A Runbot can catch the right waves and allow you to earn money automatically on the SUI/USDC pair.

The BRICS Trade Ministers approved this week the "Declaration on WTO Reform and Strengthening the Multilateral Trading System." This is a document in which the group reinforces its commitment to strengthening the multilateral trading system. Additionally, the proposal includes reform of the World Trade Organization (WTO). This declaration also addresses issues such as data governance, sustainability, and strategies through 2030. Meanwhile, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, has once again threatened the European Union (EU) with a 50% tariff starting June 1.

A phone call, a truce? Trump puts away the customs missiles. The European economy is breathing, but for how long? Ursula whispers, Donald retreats. Suspense is high until July.

The American Congress recently approved the "Big, Beautiful Bill," Donald Trump's budget proposal, hailed as a strong resurgence of Republican economic policy. However, for Peter Schiff, this text marks a dramatic turning point. The economist sees it as a destructive mechanism that prepares for the inevitable downfall of the dollar and an unprecedented monetary shock.

When a consumer product surpasses oil and diamonds in the exports of a country like India, it is no longer just an industrial success, but a strategic shift. The meteoric rise of smartphones as the leading export item reflects a redeployment of the country's economic priorities. This turning point marks the emergence of a manufacturing India connected to global value chains, with possible repercussions on the balance of international trade, technological flows, and ultimately, on digital uses and the dynamics of the crypto economy.

€635.64 billion is the amount reached by the financial wealth of French households, an absolute record revealed by the Bank of France. This figure far exceeds the national public debt and surpasses the capitalization of the CAC 40. Behind this impressive accumulation lies a societal choice: that of massive savings, oriented towards security rather than yield. A French paradox, at a time when the economy calls for innovation and markets for measured risk-taking.

As geopolitical rivalries flare up, dedollarization reemerges as a lever of monetary sovereignty. For a long time, the BRICS have been at the forefront of this ambition, seemingly seeking to challenge the economic order dominated by Washington. However, a strategic repositioning by Brazil, an influential member of the bloc, disrupts this trajectory. By dismissing the idea of a common currency, the country reshuffles the cards of an already fragile project, revealing the limits of monetary coordination in the face of the reality of economic power dynamics.

The return of Donald Trump to the global economic arena was enough to shake the markets. On Friday, a terse statement on Truth Social ignited the powder keg: 50% tariffs on European imports starting June 1. The reaction was swift. Wall Street wavered at the opening, traders hurriedly adjusted their positions, and the crypto market felt the shock: Bitcoin dropped by 4%, leading to liquidations of over 300 million dollars.

Is it important for Bitcoin to become a popular means of payment? Michael Saylor reignited the controversy in a tweet published on the occasion of "Pizza Day."

Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs reach historic levels of investment, not seen since January 2025. Details here!

The countdown has begun. Only 30 days remain to participate in Ozapay's explosive IDO on Solsale. After this phase, the OZA token will make its long-awaited debut on the Raydium DEX, ushering in a new era for hybrid euro-crypto payments. 

April 2025 will be remembered as a particularly dark month for the Livret A. This savings tool, popular among the French, posted an unprecedented negative balance since 2009, with withdrawals exceeding deposits by 200 million euros. The recent decrease in its interest rate seems to have caused a general disillusionment among savers.

After a strong correction, Dogecoin shows clear signs of recovery. Discover our full analysis and the current technical outlook on DOGE.

A new record is in the works for bitcoin. Good news from the US is piling up and even better news is on the way soon.

As the conflict in Ukraine bogs down, the European Union crosses a strategic threshold. On May 20th, Brussels adopted a 17th round of sanctions targeting previously less exposed entities: the Russian ghost fleet, a logistical pillar of oil evasion. This maneuver, synchronized with London, marks a turning point in the economic war waged against Moscow. By hardening its stance, the EU aims to weaken the opaque circuits financing the Russian military effort and maintain pressure on its foreign supporters.

After a strong bullish impulse, Solana enters a consolidation phase. Find our complete analysis and the current technical outlook for SOL.

The online trading giant Robinhood has taken a bold step by submitting a detailed proposal to the U.S. SEC. The goal? To create a national framework for the tokenization of real-world assets. But behind this initiative lies a much larger ambition: to revolutionize the traditional financial infrastructure.

After a notable recovery, Bitcoin is testing a key threshold again. Find our complete analysis and the current technical outlook for BTC.

Revolut is setting up in Paris, spending a billion, hiring 200 people... But behind the neobank, will crypto go all in to dominate the European economy? A mystery to follow.

The maritime industry, a pillar of global trade, has long been grappling with outdated financial systems. Companies must manage inefficiencies, slow processes, and fraud risks, complicated by the complexity of cross-border transactions and compliance with multi-jurisdictional regulations. These challenges limit access to capital, delay transactions, and lead to an overall lack of financial transparency. With traditional institutions hesitant to engage, the industry faces significant gaps in financial solutions.

Is the era of isolated blockchains coming to an end? This is, in any case, the strong signal sent by Chainlink, which has just activated its CCIP interoperability protocol on Solana. Thus, this integration marks a strategic turning point, both for technical infrastructures and for capital flows in DeFi. By connecting Solana to giants like Ethereum and BNB Chain, Chainlink is expanding its interoperable network to a non-EVM ecosystem, an unprecedented step with significant consequences for multi-chain markets.

While the major emerging powers are making calls to reduce their dependence on the US dollar, a key player has just slammed the door on any desire for a break: India. In a tense international context, where Western sanctions are pushing some countries to explore alternatives to the dollar-dominated monetary system, New Delhi chooses to play the stability card. By stating that it has "absolutely no interest" in engaging in a de-dollarization dynamic, India sends a strong signal to its partners within the BRICS and the Global South.

Beijing is picking Uncle Sam's pockets, offloading its Treasury bonds, and whispering to the global economy: "I love you... me neither."

Washington cuts in post-crash regulation: a small snip to the SLR to inflate the economy... or the next bubble? Thrilled banks, shivering taxpayers. Who pays the price?

Unbeknownst to the general public, a monetary shift is taking place in Europe. The US dollar is losing ground there. Since the beginning of the year, foreign companies and funds are demanding payments in local currencies, revealing a strategic fracture at the heart of continental finance. This movement, far from being anecdotal, aligns with the ambitions of the BRICS, who are determined to erode the hegemony of the greenback. Discreetly, it is the very architecture of international trade that is wavering, driven by an emerging alliance in search of economic sovereignty.

Trump promised miracles, Moody's delivers slaps: the American economy is sinking, the debt is exploding, and the rating falls. Budget magic or just an electoral sleight of hand?