Theme Bitcoin (BTC)

Trump believed he held the key to the crypto kingdom… Result? A stock market bloodbath, billions lost, and a truth stinging more than his tweets: crypto does not forgive.

The US Federal Reserve stimulates the economy even as markets soar and employment remains strong. For Ray Dalio, this unusual combination bodes ill. The legendary investor sees it as symptoms of the end of a major economic cycle, where excessive debt forces monetary authorities to play with fire.

A milestone has just been reached. Addresses accumulating Bitcoin have purchased 214,069 BTC over 30 days and bring their aggregated stock to 387,305 BTC as of November 5. This surge is not due to chance: it relies on investors with a precise profile and on a market mechanism that has become, whether we like it or not, institutional.

Trump, crowned president of mental mining, dreams of a bitcoin empire while Beijing prepares its tokens... A crypto-crusade to follow between tweets, stablecoins, and the digital yuan under surveillance.

Is Bitcoin losing ground where it was supposed to triumph? Cathie Wood, CEO of ARK Invest and a leading figure in crypto investment, has just lowered her most ambitious target for BTC. The reason is the rise of stablecoins in emerging economies, where they are establishing themselves as a new store of value. A strong strategic adjustment that questions the real role Bitcoin will play against these dollar-backed alternatives.

What if the role of store of value promised to bitcoin in emerging economies was slipping away? This is a hypothesis that Cathie Wood, founder and CEO of ARK Invest, now seems to take seriously. Known for her strong convictions about the potential of bitcoin, the investor now lowers her most optimistic scenario, citing an unexpected dynamic: the meteoric rise of stablecoins as an alternative to BTC in certain regions of the world.

Bitcoin remains below $105K as heavy selling keeps the market under pressure while traders watch the upcoming U.S. tariff ruling.

US digital asset ETFs came under pressure this week as institutional traders shifted to a more cautious stance. Bitcoin and Ether products recorded sharp outflows, while Solana funds continued to draw steady interest. Activity suggested uneven sentiment across major crypto assets as markets reacted to recent volatility.

Robinhood delivered another strong quarter, posting sharp gains in revenue and profit as crypto activity surged. Markets pulled back slightly after hours, but the company’s year-to-date rally remains among the strongest in publicly traded fintech and crypto-adjacent firms.

Michael Saylor's aggressive Bitcoin accumulation strategy — could it survive the next bear market? Crypto analyst Willy Woo offers reassuring answers, supported by numbers. But a longer-term risk remains.

The drop of bitcoin below 100,000 dollars has revived tensions in the market, shaking a symbolic threshold for investors. Behind this technical retreat are more complex signals. While some fear a lasting bearish trend, several influential voices in the sector see it as a transitional phase, carrying potential for a rebound. Between behavioral analysis and macroeconomic dynamics, this correction could mark much more than a simple temporary adjustment.

As the crypto market holds its breath, a note from 10x Research reignites the debate. Ethereum is now a good candidate for shorting. According to the firm, betting against ETH could provide effective coverage against the institutional rise of bitcoin. This strategic reading shakes up the hierarchy between the two main assets in the sector.

Sequans, bitcoin's friend just yesterday, quietly dumps 970 tokens: tactic or panic? Meanwhile, crypto markets are tying themselves in knots with their wallet.

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a turbulent start to the quarter. While Bitcoin falters under the weight of massive capital outflows, Solana surprises by attracting an unprecedented institutional influx. A striking contrast that illustrates a possible turning point in the crypto market balance

Bitcoin has just fallen back below $100,000, reviving doubts about the strength of its upward trend. Behind this symbolic threshold lies a weakened market, caught between weakening demand and macroeconomic tensions. For CryptoQuant, the threat is clear. If this support does not hold, BTC could plunge to $72,000 within two months. A scenario that worries, as technical and fundamental signals turn red.

While traditional markets waver under the weight of macroeconomic uncertainties, the crypto ecosystem goes through an unprecedented turbulence zone. Bitcoin falls below $104,000, dragging all other assets along with it. However, this correction goes beyond the usual volatility. Investor sentiment collapses, switching from optimism to extreme fear in a few days. This sudden reversal marks a major trend break, which could well redefine the market balance in the short term.

Institutional traders have just reached a historic milestone: 80% of Bitget's volume now belongs to them. A revolution that redefines crypto markets, with record flows and unmatched liquidity. Why does this dominance change everything for investors?

Bitcoin slips, whales abandon, small holders capitulate... what if the famous $92,000 gap became the new stopover? Bearish mood guaranteed.

American Bitcoin ETFs experienced a massive outflow of capital last week. Institutional investors turned away after Jerome Powell dashed hopes of a rate cut in December. Contrary to this, Solana ETFs stand out with record inflows.

The crypto market experienced a sharp decline at the start of the week. While US stocks remained in the green, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin collapsed, triggering over $1.1 billion in liquidations within 24 hours. A sudden drop, without a clear catalyst, revealing the weaknesses of an ecosystem still unstable and vulnerable to panic movements. This massive setback rekindles doubts about the market's strength and investors’ resilience amid an ever unpredictable volatility.

Michael Saylor replenishes his Bitcoin treasury, but at a less frantic pace: simple strategy or market warning? Analysis.

Bitcoin falters in November 2025: between technical drops, investor withdrawals, and macroeconomic tensions, the crypto defies its historical trends. Why does this "cautious calm" hide major risks? Exclusive analysis of the 5 signals to watch to anticipate the next wave of volatility.

Tom Lee, an iconic figure of crypto optimism, just unveiled a projection that is a bombshell in the ecosystem. According to him, Bitcoin could reach between 1.6 and 2 million dollars by 2030. But that's not all: he even mentions a 3 million scenario. How does he justify such ambition?

Facing a debt considered "unsustainable", the Tesla CEO warns: the United States is heading towards a budget wall. In a discussion with Joe Rogan, he denounces an economic trajectory that has become, in his view, "dead end". For some, this looming crisis could propel bitcoin to new heights. The asset, historically linked to distrust of the dollar, could strengthen thanks to this announced crisis.

In seven days, the asset's realized capitalization jumped by 8 billion dollars, marking a spike in on-chain activity rarely seen outside periods of extreme tension. This indicator, which measures investments actually committed, suggests a possible bullish return. Yet, despite this structural effervescence, the spot price of bitcoin remains frozen. A dissonance arises between internal network movement and the inertia of external flows.

Bitcoin and Ethereum are subject to massive withdrawals of several billion dollars from exchanges, a rare phenomenon that intrigues investors. While gold collapses, these cryptos resist. Is it a sign of a historic rebound or mere caution? Dive into the on-chain data analysis and trends that could change everything.

Trump shakes hands with Xi, crypto traders hold their breath. Historic agreement, systematic mistrust: the tariff truce amuses the stock market, but Bitcoin still sulks.

While the small fry are stirring, crypto whales quietly pile up BTC on Binance... What if the real maneuvers are unfolding in the silence of order books?