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As wealth inequalities worsen, another reality looms: Generation Z, often perceived as economically fragile, is set to become the richest in history by 2045. A study by Bank of America challenges preconceived notions by projecting an unprecedented shift of wealth towards this hyperconnected youth. Contrary to alarmist narratives, these forecasts reveal a generation on the rise, driven by economic, educational, and digital dynamics that are reshaping the contours of global financial power.

As Bitcoin hovers around $82,500, a breeze of optimism blows through the cryptosphere. Raoul Pal, a former Goldman Sachs executive and a key figure in macrofinance, throws a stone into the pond: according to him, Bitcoin is about to exit its correction phase and embark on a new ascent. His prediction? An explosion in prices, fueled by a little-known indicator to the general public: global liquidity. But behind these forecasts lie subtle mechanisms, where time, economic data, and market psychology intertwine.

Under a heavy fiscal sky, cryptos and stocks waver. Trump's "Liberation" resembles a storm. The wind shifts, and hopes dwindle, one tweet after another.

A savvy crypto investor made a profit of 10 million dollars after investing only 2,000 dollars in the memecoin PEPE. His position reached a peak value of 43 million dollars before he decided to secure his gains.

A cold wind blows over crypto. The post-electoral momentum is fading. Bitcoin and Ethereum are wavering. The market looks elsewhere, uncertain, without a compass, waiting for the next breath.

American spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) ended their remarkable streak of ten consecutive days of positive net inflows on Friday.

The Shiba Inu ecosystem is about to reach a historic milestone. The Shibarium blockchain, a layer 2 solution dedicated to this crypto universe, is nearing the billion transactions mark. At the time these lines are written, the counter shows more than 992 million transactions, with a daily rate exceeding 3.8 million. Just a few more days, and Shibarium will make history.

Announced as a strategic turning point, the integration of Pi Network into the Telegram wallet provided an unprecedented showcase for a project that already boasted a massive community. In an ecosystem where visibility can skyrocket an asset, PI seemed to be in a strong position. However, contrary to expectations, the token collapsed. The promise of accelerated adoption collided with the reality of the market. How can such a dissonance between the potential of an announcement and the brutality of a fall that raises questions about the project's solidity be explained?

The decision by American regulators to abandon "debanking" practices marks a decisive turning point for the cryptocurrency industry. David Sacks, crypto chief at the White House, describes this change as a "great victory" for the digital asset sector.

Solana is experiencing an unprecedented surge in activity: 11.12 million active addresses. In a crypto market where actual usage now takes precedence over promises, this figure marks the return of a network that some said was losing momentum, now propelled by visible, measurable, and concrete adoption. This dynamic, more than symbolic, repositions Solana as a structuring player in the ecosystem, with clear signals of resilience and traction.

Bitcoin is dropping, but the real movement might come from elsewhere. While the market is taking a rapid downturn, some analysts are already betting on another engine: the massive return of liquidity from central banks. Behind the numbers, a global monetary dynamic is emerging, far more decisive than the ongoing correction. BTC is wavering, but the incoming capital flow could rewrite everything.

After months of waiting, the main creditors of FTX finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. The bankrupt crypto platform announced that repayments will resume from May 30, 2025. This is an announcement highly anticipated by large investors, especially those hoping for a return on their frozen assets.

The price of Ethereum has fallen below 1,900 dollars, recording a decline of 6% over the last week. This drop jeopardizes several significant positions on MakerDAO with over 238 million dollars potentially at risk.

Under the March rain, Solana bends its back. But the stars whisper of a bullish spring. Skeptics laugh, while dreamers are already sketching the curves of a comeback.

The dominance of the US dollar in international trade and global reserves has never been so challenged. Indeed, Deutsche Bank is sounding the alarm on a growing phenomenon: dedollarization among the allies of the United States. In the face of geopolitical tensions and financial sanctions, several nations are seeking to reduce their dependence on the greenback. If this trend accelerates, the impact could be considerable, drastically altering the global monetary balance and redefining the power dynamics within the international financial system.

And if independence no longer came through weapons, but through blocks of code? The BRICS dream of sovereignty in cryptocurrencies, with Siluanov as a digital scout.

While several media outlets report that Bitcoin's dominance has reached a peak of 58.8% on March 28, 2025 – a record since April 2021 – a more nuanced reality emerges. According to our data, BTC hit a dominance peak of 61.2% two weeks earlier. This figure, overlooked or ignored, actually reveals a decline in Bitcoin's market share. Thus, is this the harbinger of an Altseason comeback?

The era of crypto interactions takes a new turn with ReachMe.io, the paid messaging platform launched by Binance and backed by BNB. This service allows users to communicate directly with opinion leaders for a crypto transaction fee. In 48 hours, the platform attracted 3,262 users and generated $24,000. An initiative that strengthens the utility of BNB and raises questions about the accessibility and monetization of exchanges in the Web3 ecosystem.

The storm is rumbling in the crypto market. This Saturday, the charts display an alarming red: bitcoin plunges below $84,000, Ethereum wavers around $1,880, and XRP crashes by 5%. A brutal correction, but not entirely unpredictable. Behind these numbers lie complex dynamics, where on-chain data and macroeconomic factors intertwine. Analysis.

Elon Musk announced on Friday evening the sale of his social network X to his own artificial intelligence company, xAI. This major transaction values X at $33 billion, slightly less than the initial purchase price of Twitter in 2022, but also includes $12 billion in debt.

The halving, once the war drum of the bull market, has fallen silent. In the silence, Bitcoin seeks a new rhythm in a crypto market that dances differently.

The volatility of Bitcoin is resurfacing. After a peak above $84,000, the cryptocurrency fell by 3.5% within a few hours. This decline fuels fears of a return to $72,000, a scenario that seemed unthinkable not long ago. The cause? Uncertain macroeconomic liquidity conditions, which undermine risky assets. Some analysts believe that the market could enter a critical phase, where the evolution of monetary policies and investors' appetite for risk will be decisive.

A global study reveals that real estate remains widely used for money laundering, with gaps identified in all the analyzed countries, including France, which nevertheless ranks among the good students.

This is a strong gesture that marks the first 100 days of Donald Trump's second term as president of the United States: the president has officially granted his presidential pardon to the three co-founders of the crypto exchange platform BitMEX - Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, and Samuel Reed.

The NFT market begins 2025 on a bitter note, with a brutal 63% drop in sales. Sector icons, such as CryptoPunks and Bored Ape Yacht Club, are collapsing drastically! Yet, amid this chaos, some unexpected collections are emerging, redefining the rules of an ecosystem in full transition.

What if France became a hub of innovation for Bitcoin? While the debates on cryptocurrency often oscillate between fascination and distrust, Clara Chappaz, the delegated minister for Digital Affairs, opens an unprecedented door: exploiting French nuclear power to mine Bitcoin. A bold proposal, blending economic pragmatism and energy sovereignty. During…

Bitcoin continues its downward spiral for the fourth consecutive day, hitting a low of $83,387 on March 28. Paradoxically, while small investors are panicking, "whales" are significantly increasing their positions, according to several market analysts.

Central bank digital currencies would eliminate all privacy, but few seem to care. Fortunately, there will always be Bitcoin.