Geopolitics

In the whirlwind of Sino-American tensions, Bitcoin ETFs lost $1.14 billion in two weeks, victim of a geopolitical cataclysm, amid tariff threats and market uncertainty.

Like a cowboy drawing his six-shooter, Trump unleashes reciprocal tariffs, awakening old economic ghosts and sowing panic for Bitcoin in the stock markets.

Gold shines like a sun in the midst of a financial apocalypse, while Bitcoin, that rebellious teen of the market, is still searching for its identity. A nerve-wracking war where the old world takes the lead.

The price of bitcoin has fallen below the $100,000 mark following China's announcement of new tariffs on American imports. This decision, which comes amid increasing trade tensions between the two powers, has caused a shockwave in the markets. Analysts fear a period of heightened volatility if Sino-American negotiations do not progress.

Indonesia, the largest economy in Southeast Asia, officially joined the BRICS bloc in January 2025, marking a major turning point in the reconfiguration of global economic alliances. This membership significantly strengthens the group's weight, which now represents over 51% of the world's population and 40% of global GDP.

New mandate for Trump: an explosive cocktail of a strong economy, with frantic drilling and impactful tariffs. The party begins!

The burger sees red: McDonald's, hit by E. Coli and boycotts, puts on its stock market life jacket.

As the Middle East goes up in flames, Bitcoin stumbles. Gold, on the other hand, sparkles like a Napoleon found under a mattress.

In a tense geopolitical context, the Russian economy demonstrates a persistent dependence on the dollar. Despite currency export bans, 2.3 billion dollars in greenbacks entered Russian territory.

In a significant turnaround from its position, France announced on Friday its support for granting Palestine full membership status as a member state of the United Nations. This decision marks a crucial step in the Palestinians' longstanding quest for international recognition.

Michael Saylor, President of MicroStrategy, believes that the current geopolitical chaos is beneficial for Bitcoin, despite the heavy losses suffered by his company. A perspective that is not unanimous on social networks.

The surprise guest was revealed when American presenter Tucker Carlson announced an upcoming exclusive interview with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Known for his controversial positions, the media personality plans to broadcast the interview via the X platform, which is supported by CEO Elon Musk.

At the 2024 World Economic Forum in Davos, China demonstrated economic strength that shook the foundations of Western forecasts. With an announced economic growth of 5.2%, surpassing the government's target of 5%, China not only defended its position as a global economic power but also implicitly challenged Western economic models.

The World Economic Forum in Davos is in full swing for its 54th edition. Bringing together global political, economic, and intellectual leaders, this annual summit aims to discuss current global challenges and find common solutions.

The BRICS have co-opted several countries this year. A historic geopolitical moment that is expected to continue in 2024. An official from the group of countries revealed that six new countries will join the organization next year.

Entre le tumulte et le déchirement d’un conflit ancien et persistant, le monde observe, souvent impuissant, la dévastation au Proche-Orient. Cependant, dans ce tourbillon de tragédies et de violences, le Bitcoin demeure un roc apparemment inébranlable, dont la résilience interpelle autant qu’elle étonne.

Recently, no fewer than 6 countries joined the BRICS in what is now known as BRICS+. Although the organization has rejected the membership applications of some countries, it seems to be calling on others to join. Such is the case of Indonesia.

The 15th BRICS summit ended on Thursday, August 24, with some big news. That of the creation of BRICS+. An expanded version of the organization's membership. Members that include some of the world's biggest crude oil suppliers. Global geopolitics are potentially no longer the same.