The story rarely repeats itself, but it sometimes blinks. On March 7, the White House transforms its marble into an arena for an unprecedented duel: Trump’s America faces the crypto future. Amid regulatory theatrics and geopolitical calculations, this summit could sculpt the face of global finance. As trade tensions with…
Crypto has just experienced the heist of the century. On February 21, Bybit, one of the giants of centralized exchanges, was siphoned off 1.4 billion dollars. But the real shock lies elsewhere: in just a week, hackers have already laundered 605 million dollars worth of Ether. Unprecedented. Behind this feat is a feared actor: the Lazarus group, the armed wing of North Korea. An unexpected tool at the heart of the scandal: THORChain, the interchain protocol beloved by degens.
For decades, Fort Knox has embodied the economic power of the United States. Yet, a insidious question lingers: what if these legendary reserves are just a mirage? The betting platform Polymarket is adding fuel to the fire: a contract speculates at 21% on the actual absence of gold. Between official silence and abundant theories, doubt takes root.
As the crypto landscape wobbles between innovations and regulations, Ethereum makes a significant move. The Pectra upgrade arrives on Holesky, a key testnet for a silent revolution. The goal: to push the boundaries of decentralization. But behind the lines of code, a battle for blockchain hegemony is being fought.
The LIBRA token, briefly supported by Argentine President Javier Milei, has proven to be a financial disaster for the majority of its investors. According to a study conducted by a blockchain research firm, over 13,000 traders suffered losses exceeding a total of 251 million dollars.
On February 19, 2025, Microsoft unveiled a major breakthrough in the field of quantum computing with the launch of its first quantum processor, named Majorana 1. This new chip, based on "topological superconductors," would enable the construction of quantum computers capable of solving complex industrial problems in just a few years, rather than decades. The result of nearly 20 years of research, this innovation could revolutionize not only computing technology but also the crypto world.
The crypto universe has just experienced a new earthquake. Pump.fun, a platform known for its express rises of ephemeral tokens, today accuses internal actors of having manipulated its ecosystem. A revelation that sheds stark light on the structural flaws of a sector that is nonetheless accustomed to turbulence. Far from the usual denunciations of external fraud, it is the heart of the system that seems to have trembled here. How could a platform boasting transparency become the stage for such a scenario? And what does this episode reveal about the urgency to reinvent the rules of the game?
The crypto market is currently going through a period of uncertainty, characterized by low trading volumes and increased volatility. As Bitcoin fluctuates between a breakthrough towards $100,000 and a possible correction, macroeconomic factors, including FTX repayments and inflation, will play a key role in its evolution in the upcoming week.
The dynamics of power are evolving at a breakneck speed in the crypto sphere. Today, it is BNB (Binance Coin) that is making headlines by surpassing Solana (SOL) in terms of market capitalization. With a 13% increase in a week, BNB has reached a market cap of over 104 billion dollars, thus dethroning SOL. However, this performance goes beyond mere numbers. It is part of a broader context marked by technological advancements, bold marketing strategies, and a shift in investor perception. Let's dive into the details of this remarkable rise.
The crypto market wavers under the weight of cautious statements from Jerome Powell, chairman of the Federal Reserve. While investors were hoping for encouraging signals, Powell reaffirmed a strict stance on interest rates, plunging Bitcoin and altcoins into a bearish spiral. A wave of liquidations follows, revealing increased nervousness in the face of macroeconomic uncertainties.
The crypto universe also hides traps molded in the shadows of screens. Swagg Man, former king of social networks turned symbol of uninhibited capitalism, now embodies this dark side. Accused of embezzling 1.8 million euros through false investments in crypto and real estate, his arrest reveals much more than mere fraud: a scheme where influence turns into a financial weapon. If crypto promises emancipation, it remains a playground for illusionists in the guise of wealthy magnates.
“Bitcoin... is cooked.” The provocative statement by Justin Drake, a researcher linked to Ethereum, has ignited discussions on social media. According to him, a $10 billion investment would be enough to annihilate the Bitcoin network. However, behind this assertion lies a troubling misunderstanding of what contributes to the resilience of the protocol. Far from being a weakness, the cap of 21 million units and the energy security of Bitcoin make it a colossus with feet of clay... only in appearance. If Bitcoin were to fail, no cryptocurrency would survive. Explanations.
In a constantly evolving crypto market, altcoins are often presented as innovative alternatives to Bitcoin and Ethereum. However, according to Alon Cohen, co-founder of Pump.fun, the majority of them serve only one purpose: to be memecoins. He argues that the cryptocurrency market is flooded with projects that, while claiming to bring innovations or technical solutions, do not actually have any significant differentiation from memecoins.
This week, the crypto universe was shaken by five major events that you may have missed. From the rise of AI in DeFi to the restructuring of THORChain, along with soaring revenues on Solana and the market downturn, here are the key points to know.
And if the disappointing figures of American employment were hiding a backdoor to an unprecedented opportunity for Bitcoin? While the media is mired in economic forecasts, another story is quietly weaving itself: that of a cryptocurrency ready to defy the gravity of traditional markets. Amid frozen expectations from the Fed and surprising legislative advances, Bitcoin positions itself as a mischievous outsider. Ready to leap?
The crypto universe remains a legal battleground where technology and law clash mercilessly. Alexey Pertsev, the emblematic figure of the Tornado Cash mixing protocol, has just reached a key milestone: released under electronic surveillance after eighteen months of detention, he is preparing his appeal. A mixed victory. For while the Dutch jails are opening slightly, the Russian developer remains chained to an electronic bracelet, a symbol of freedom under control. His case, much more than a simple judicial fact, embodies the burning tensions between decentralized innovation and legal responsibility.
Crypto market analysts anticipate a significant increase in the price of XRP, the native cryptocurrency of Ripple, due to several ETF (exchange-traded funds) applications currently under review. These initiatives could transform the investment landscape in XRP and attract a substantial influx of institutional capital that could propel XRP up to 1500%!
Bitcoin has just experienced an unexpected hiccup: its mining difficulty has decreased for the first time in four months. A fragile breath in an ecosystem accustomed to constant escalation. However, behind this seemingly technical number lies a much more tumultuous story. Amid site closures, rapid updates, and survival strategies, the mining sector is navigating a silent storm. What if this decline were a symptom of a deeper transformation?
Holding bitcoin for three years and permanently avoiding capital gains tax? This once-unimaginable scenario is becoming a reality in the Czech Republic. Starting in 2025, cryptocurrency investors will benefit from a full exemption on their capital gains, provided they adhere to a holding period and certain specific rules. This initiative is shaking up the European tax landscape, stirring both the enthusiasm of investors and the questions of experts. What are the stakes of this bold reform? An analysis of a measure with significant implications.
The crypto landscape is undergoing a silent earthquake. As altcoins attempted to rise into the spotlight, a giant regained control: Bitcoin. By the end of 2024, the "altcoin season" had faded, yielding to an overwhelming dominance of BTC. According to Rekt Capital, a respected analyst, Bitcoin could reach a 71% market share before any altcoin revival. A scenario that resonates as a warning for overly optimistic investors. But how did we get here? And what does this dynamic reveal about the evolution of the market?
The crypto market is going through a turbulent period, and altcoins seem far from reaching their December highs. According to analyst Matthew Hyland, it will likely take until April, or even longer, to see a full recovery.
A new threat looms over the crypto world. According to a recent analysis conducted by Kaspersky, a malware called "SparkCat" integrates into the software development kits (SDKs) used to create applications available on the Google Play Store and the Apple App Store. This malware is specifically designed to extract recovery phrases of crypto wallets from images stored on users' devices, thus jeopardizing the security of their funds.
On February 4, 2025, David Sacks, recently appointed as the "Czar" of cryptocurrencies and artificial intelligence (AI) by the Trump administration, made a resounding announcement at a historic conference. Before an audience of investors, entrepreneurs, and regulators, he declared the end of the "persecution" of the crypto industry in the United States, a major turning point for the sector.
As the crypto ecosystem holds its breath, Ethereum is set to make a historic leap. Slated for March 2025, the Pectra update is not just about fixing bugs or tweaking parameters. It is reshaping the very foundations of the network. Vitalik Buterin, an unending visionary, recently unveiled innovations that could transform Ethereum into a scaling machine and a mainstream ecosystem. But behind the technical promises lies a deeper strategy: to make Ethereum the backbone of an accessible Web3. Here's an explanation.
As the crypto markets struggle under the shock of Trump’s tariffs, a new player enters the scene: David Sacks, the man who whispers to AI and digital assets. On February 4th, this shadow strategist will unveil Washington’s battle plan to regain control of a space in complete chaos. Between historical…
The crypto market has just experienced an unprecedented financial tsunami. In 24 hours, 2.24 billion dollars evaporated under the blows of trade wars, propelling Ethereum to the forefront of a historic debacle. A massive liquidation, driven by Donald Trump's surprise announcement on customs duties, shattered the records of the FTX crisis and the COVID-19 crash. Behind these dizzying numbers, over 730,000 traders saw their positions turned to ashes. How could a political tweet shake a decentralized ecosystem? Let's dive into the machinery of this debacle.
India is currently reassessing its position regarding cryptocurrencies. Ajay Seth, the economic secretary of the Ministry of Finance, stated that India is closely monitoring international developments related to cryptocurrencies. The rise of these digital assets globally is prompting the country to reflect on its regulation and policy regarding crypto.
Ethereum (ETH) is currently in a complex phase, caught between a decline, poor performance, and a critical resistance level. Currently, ETH is trading around $3,241, which is a drop of about 33% from its all-time high! However, for Ethereum to regain the record level of $4,878 reached in November 2021, several significant developments need to take place, or the cryptocurrency risks experiencing a more pronounced drop.
On January 29, 2025, the Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG), the parent company of Truth Social, announced its expansion into the financial services and cryptocurrency sector by launching a new brand called Truth.Fi. This initiative aims to offer separately managed accounts in partnership with Charles Schwab Bank, customized exchange-traded funds, as well as crypto-related services.
The SEC has just revoked the accounting bulletin SAB 121, and removed the constraints on financial institutions in the United States. This decision now paves the way for increased adoption of DeFi services and strengthens the position of Ethereum in the crypto landscape. With these changes, Ethereum could experience a surge in investor interest, and very soon reach $7,000!