Despite regulatory restrictions, Asia is emerging as the global epicenter of crypto, capturing 60% of users worldwide. A recent study by Foresight Ventures and Primitive reveals that the Asian continent generates the largest share of global liquidity, with five Asian countries ranking in the top 10 of the global crypto adoption index in 2024.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the technological and economic power dynamics, propelling certain nations into becoming new nerve centers of innovation. Indeed, India, with its rapidly expanding market and substantial talent pool, is attracting tech giants in a race for sector dominance. Microsoft has recently made a decisive move by announcing a $3 billion investment to develop its cloud and AI capabilities in India. This ambitious initiative includes the construction of new data centers, the deployment of cloud infrastructure, and especially a large training program aimed at 10 million Indians by 2030. Far from being just an economic bet, this investment is part of a long-term strategy to anchor Microsoft at the heart of India's digital transformation. With the support of the government, the multinational aims to stimulate the AI startup ecosystem and accelerate the adoption of cutting-edge technologies on a large scale.
Crypto industry experts doubt Trump’s commitment to keep all his promises: "It is clear that the Republican Party has relied on a pro-crypto political position to gather votes from citizens holding crypto assets." And what about bitcoin… what will become of it?
In the digital arena, punters are getting excited: 4% for SBF, 2% for Ulbricht. Will Biden, the last emperor of crypto-miracles, decide?
Investors are closely monitoring XRP, an altcoin that has already experienced a spectacular surge. Its recent consolidation suggests a possible violent move, especially if technical indicators continue to point towards a breakout above the current resistance. Beyond simple price fluctuations, optimism is growing regarding a potential breakthrough above $2.90.
After Bitcoin dropped to $92,000 on January 9, 2025, the question on everyone's lips was: Is the Bitcoin Bull Run coming to an end? Analysts have examined the issue and present 3 factors that prove the BTC rally is far from over.
The year 2025 could very well start with a bang for Bitcoin, thanks to a massive injection of liquidity from the FED, which could propel BTC to a new ATH in March 2025.
The IMF, like a perplexed teacher, advises Kenya to abandon its old recipes for a fresher and more digestible crypto-regulation, not forgetting to eliminate the scammers from the menu.
The crypto company FTX accuses Backpack of acquiring FTX EU without judicial approval. We provide all the details in this article.
Dogecoin is experiencing a significant slowdown, marked by a decrease in investor interest and a decline in activity on social media. This trend contrasts with the past euphoria surrounding this cryptocurrency that originated from a simple meme. According to data from Santiment, enthusiasm for DOGE has reached a historically low level, reflecting a gradual loss of market confidence. The drop in investor sentiment, combined with a significant reduction in online discussions, highlights a climate of wait-and-see where caution seems to prevail over speculation. However, this weakening is not universally accepted. Some observers see it as a typical market dip, conducive to a future recovery. In their view, this lull could represent a strategic buying opportunity for investors willing to bet on a potential rebound, provided the overall market regains an upward momentum.
The crypto SOL could see a significant increase in 2025, driven by the anticipation of spot ETFs in the United States and the growing interest of retail investors, according to analysts. Despite a recent correction below $200, Solana's fundamentals remain strong.
On January 7, Canadian politics experienced a seismic shift: Justin Trudeau, in power since 2015, announced his resignation following the abrupt departure of his Finance Minister, Chrystia Freeland. Since then, all eyes have turned to Pierre Poilievre, the leader of the Conservative Party, whose popularity is skyrocketing as the October 20 elections approach. Among his supporters, a billionaire has caused a stir: Elon Musk, the iconic CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, praised his statements on inflation and fiscal responsibility.
The evolution of the price of bitcoin in 2025 will depend on three main parameters: macroeconomics, geopolitics, and bitcoin's ability to attract investors.
Hyperliquid, a decentralized perpetual trading platform, is facing growing concerns from its community regarding issues related to its validators. These worries have emerged following recent incidents that have called into question the security and reliability of its crypto infrastructure. In an effort to be transparent, Hyperliquid sought to clarify the situation, and here are their comments.
The year 2025 begins under the sign of instability for the crypto market. After briefly exceeding the symbolic threshold of 100,000 dollars on January 7, Bitcoin experienced a dramatic reversal, falling to 92,500 dollars in just a few hours. This sudden decline cannot be explained by a technical factor but rather by major macroeconomic elements. Investors are closely monitoring the monetary policy of the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed), whose decisions directly influence financial markets. So far, many had anticipated a drop in interest rates as early as the first quarter of 2025. However, the latest economic data in the United States indicate stronger-than-expected growth, which challenges this assumption. As a result, markets are reassessing their expectations and adjusting their positions. This uncertainty has triggered a wave of liquidations that has contributed to Bitcoin's decline.
Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange platform in the world, recently published its year-end report for 2024, revealing impressive figures. Among the highlights, the company announced that it has surpassed 250 million registered users, thereby confirming its dominant position in the digital assets sector. Here are the innovations that made this possible...
The American stock market plunged into the red this Wednesday, as Donald Trump considers declaring a national economic emergency to impose universal tariffs. This prospect reignites fears of a new trade war, overshadowing mixed data on American employment.
As the U.S. dollar index (DXY) reaches new highs, bitcoin struggles to maintain its critical support. Investors are closely watching the movements of the DXY and the monetary policies of the Federal Reserve, anticipating a short-term target of $80,000 for the queen of crypto.
The yuan stumbles, the Middle Kingdom sways. The shadow of Trump, armed with taxes, looms and revives old economic demons.
Donald Trump's statements just days before his return to the White House have reignited tensions on the international stage. During a press conference, the elected president mentioned the possibility of annexing the Panama Canal and Greenland, strategic territories whose geopolitical significance far exceeds American borders. Far from being content with a mere statement of intent, he refused to rule out the use of force, provoking immediate reactions from the countries involved. As the world faces increasing geopolitical tensions, these stances raise many questions. Is Trump seeking to reshape international power dynamics, or is this a communication strategy aimed at influencing future diplomatic negotiations? What are the implications for relations between the United States and its partners? A look back at an announcement that certainly reignites fears of a return to an unpredictable American policy.
Fidelity Digital Assets predicts massive adoption of Bitcoin by nation-states in 2025. Discover the analyses and forecasts.
When a country imports more than it exports, its economy weakens and its dependence on external markets increases. In November 2024, France's trade deficit stood at 7.3 billion euros, which represents an improvement of 0.3 billion euros compared to the previous month. This slight reduction in the deficit is primarily explained by an increase in energy exports, which grew faster than imports. However, this improvement does not call into question the structural fragility of French foreign trade. Despite this temporary improvement, the imbalance between exports and imports remains critical. The domestic industry struggles to compete with international competition, and the trade balance remains largely in deficit. This situation raises questions about the competitiveness of French companies and their ability to sustainably establish themselves in foreign markets. Thus, the evolution of the deficit in the coming months will largely depend on the energy situation and the economic policies implemented to rectify the trade balance.
Under the spotlight of glory, Hyperliquid dances on a fragile line, where fast technology defies the lack of solid support.
In 2024, Coinhouse identified five promising cryptos: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, and Cosmos. As the year is coming to a close, it is time to evaluate their performances and to look ahead to 2025 to understand the future prospects of these digital assets.
The year 2025 could mark a turning point for Ether (ETH), the second largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization. According to Dr. Sean Dawson, head of research at Derive, Ether could reach a peak of $12,000 this year, thanks to Trump, representing a 257% increase from its current price.
Bitcoin is facing significant downward pressure as markets react to uncertainties in U.S. politics. A sharp drop of $5,000 in a single day suggests a possible test of $88,000 in the coming weeks, according to analysts.
The world of crypto is evolving at a dizzying pace. Even the most promising collaborations do not always guarantee an immediate price increase. This is exactly what we observe with Ripple and Chainlink, whose partnership has not prevented their tokens, XRP and LINK, from suddenly retreating.
Amidst the swirling background of stablecoins, Ripple orchestrates a symphony of boldness: RLUSD, millions issued, solidified reserves, and vague promises... A storm in the crypto world, and this is just the beginning.
Financial markets have been shaken by a wave of tension, causing a sharp correction in bitcoin (BTC) and major altcoins. In just a few hours, the flagship crypto fell below the critical threshold of $100,000, while Ethereum (ETH) collapsed below $3,400. This pullback occurs against a backdrop of deteriorating global economic conditions. Several factors explain this storm in the crypto market: on the one hand, the rise in U.S. Treasury yields, and on the other, the monetary policy of the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) continues to weigh heavily on market confidence. Meanwhile, the global economic environment remains marked by additional stress factors. In light of these disturbances, the crypto market is undergoing a period of high volatility, where investor caution is mingled with panic movements. This correction now raises the question of a potential short-term rebound or a continuation of the bearish trend due to an uncertain macroeconomic environment.
Bitcoin is gaining ground around the world. However, the idea of seeing this cryptocurrency appear in the vaults of a central bank may seem crazy. Yet, it is the scenario mentioned by Aleš Michl, the governor of the Czech National Bank, who is considering diversifying its reserves with Bitcoin. Why such boldness? Let's find out.