When a former footballer dons the jersey of innovation, and Trump orchestrates, the crypto-sphere stirs: a promise of growth or just a bluff?
Ethereum, this giant with feet of gas, launches: fees falling, but stability wavering. The future? A leap into the unknown.
The year 2023 marked a significant break in the evolution of the wealth of French households. After eight consecutive years of growth, it experienced a decline to 14,567 billion euros, a drop of 0.9% compared to 2022. This downturn, confirmed by a study from Insee and the Bank of France, sheds light on profound changes in the French economy. Mainly attributable to the drop in real estate prices, this phenomenon reflects the impact of recent monetary decisions, notably the increase in the European Central Bank's key interest rates, which has raised the cost of loans and dampened demand. Real estate, once an essential driver of household wealth, has been at the center of this crisis. Furthermore, prices, down by 4.7%, have weighed heavily on national wealth, although the 8.3% increase in financial assets has partially mitigated the losses.
As eyes are fixed on Bitcoin, which hovers around $95,000 after failing to break the symbolic $100,000 mark, data indicates that the flagship crypto is far from reaching its peak. Unlike previous bull cycles characterized by frantic activity from retail investors, this market now appears to be dominated by institutional investors, with an unprecedented dynamic.
As bitcoin hovers around 95,000 dollars, the crypto community is questioning the possibility of a significant correction. Amid mixed technical signals and the history of Thanksgiving periods, the short-term future of the queen of cryptos remains uncertain.