After a dizzying rally that sparked investors' optimism, Bitcoin appears to be wobbling under increasing downward pressure. Indeed, with the recent achievement of major resistance levels, the flagship cryptocurrency is now exposed to a significant correction risk, with a key threshold around $65,000 that could determine the direction of its short-term trajectory.
The 2025 finance bill has sparked heated debate and reveals tensions surrounding taxation applied to the highest incomes in France. At the heart of the controversy is an amendment aimed at exempting certain categories of income from the new "differential contribution on high incomes" (CDHR), introduced to limit tax avoidance practices among the wealthiest taxpayers. This amendment, intended to maintain an attractive tax policy for investors in innovation, was rejected by the National Assembly, marking a defeat for the government and a victory for the opposition advocating for an expansion of this contribution.
A surprising statement from a senior official of the People's Bank of China (PBoC) reignites the debate on the intellectual legitimacy of Bitcoin and its mysterious creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.
SafePal, a platform recognized for its secure wallets, takes a major step forward with the launch of an application integrated into Telegram, one of the most popular messaging services in the world. This launch responds to a growing demand for accessible crypto payment solutions that meet international security standards. With this new offering, SafePal enables the use of a crypto wallet, but also opens access to a crypto-friendly Swiss bank account, integrated directly into Telegram.
Attention, Dogecoin is taking off! October is blazing, November is mysterious: this memecoin continues to shake the stock markets, driving the crypto frenzy.
The crypto market is holding its breath as the latest polls show a significant decline in Donald Trump's chances of winning the American presidential election. This development directly influences the prices of Bitcoin and the main altcoins, which are pausing in their recent ascent.
As Bitcoin appears to slide below 70,000 USD, a wave of panic is settling among short-term speculators. In just a few hours, nearly 54,000 BTC, worth about 3.76 billion dollars, were transferred to exchanges, marking one of the largest sell-offs in recent months. This massive influx of assets reflects a negative dynamic for the market, particularly among short-term holders who, faced with volatility, choose to liquidate their positions. Such a situation results not only from a temporary market adjustment but from a sense of urgency that raises concerns about the future price movement of the flagship cryptocurrency.
Peter Brandt's pessimistic forecasts, one of the most seasoned traders on the financial scene, plunge the crypto community into palpable anxiety. Indeed, the price of Ethereum could well collapse to $1550, a level rarely seen in recent years. In a context of widespread correction in the crypto market, this prediction shocks as much as it raises concerns. Ethereum, often considered one of the cornerstones of the sector, is indeed mired in a pronounced downward spiral, with no signs of recovery appearing on the horizon.
21Shares has just filed a spot ETF application for XRP with the SEC, becoming the third major player to attempt to introduce this type of financial product in the U.S. crypto market.
The extent of the fine imposed on Google by Russia leaves the world speechless. For the first time, a sanction with 36 zeros falls on a tech giant, defying all known economic measures. This insane amount, which far exceeds the global GDP, marks an unprecedented step in the war for digital sovereignty. Through this unprecedented penalty, Russia denounces the removal of Russian accounts and media channels by Google on its YouTube platform, an action it sees as a direct encroachment on its media sovereignty.
Could the veil over the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto, the anonymous creator of Bitcoin, finally be lifted? This is at least what Stephen Mollah, a British macroeconomist of Asian descent, claims during an unexpected announcement in London on Thursday, October 31, 2024. In a crypto world where every rumor can destabilize markets and reignite debates, one man's claim to be the mysterious inventor of Bitcoin sparks particular interest, straddling fascination and skepticism. As the debate over the true identity of Satoshi Nakamoto continues to captivate experts and investors, this assertion could well reopen the hunt for one of the best-kept secrets of the modern financial universe.
Toncoin: half frozen but not yet cooked! With Telegram, the crypto hopes for a rebirth despite the cold.
Monumental crash: Bitcoin and Ethereum plummet, leading to forced liquidations on the platforms. Should we fear the worst?
After Michigan and Wisconsin, a new American state wants to add bitcoin to its pension fund: Florida.
As Bitcoin seemed poised to cross the symbolic barrier of $72,000 on October 31, 2024, the latest U.S. economic data abruptly halted this ascent. With personal consumption expenditures (PCE) inflation unchanged and significant underlying inflation, hopes for a monetary easing by the Federal Reserve are dwindling, plunging investors into doubt. This tense macroeconomic context, coupled with cautious reactions from institutional players, exacerbates the pressure on long positions and amplifies price volatility.
Stuck for a few months, CZ emerges from the dungeon and returns as the king of Bitcoin! Apparently, crypto has some bounce.
Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes challenges conventional wisdom regarding Donald Trump and his purported influence on the crypto market. In an interview with Channel News Asia, he states that the outcome of the U.S. presidential elections will have only a limited impact on the future of digital assets, pointing instead to China as the major catalyst for the upcoming bull cycle.
FOMO takes hold of Bitcoin. ETFs are recording record inflows ahead of the American election.
In 2023, the removal of the residence tax on primary residences eased the burden for many households, but this measure also created a financial shortfall of nearly 20 billion euros in local government coffers. Today, faced with significant budget deficits and an increase in property tax that is no longer sufficient, the government is considering a "universal territorial contribution" (UTC). Supported by certain political figures, this measure aims to rebalance local resources through contributions from both homeowners and tenants.
Discover how Switzerland is innovating in KYC management and inspiring a European framework for cryptocurrencies.
At the occasion of the World Congress on Innovation and Technology 2024, in Armenia from October 5 to 7, Nvidia unveiled ambitious projects to democratize humanoid robots that incorporate advanced artificial intelligence. "Soon, these machines could live and work alongside us," said Rev Lebaredian, Nvidia's Vice President. This announcement echoes the rise of AI across all sectors of society. At the heart of this ambition, Nvidia envisions a revolution similar to that of smartphones, making all these robots that will imitate both human appearance and behavior accessible.
As Bitcoin flirts with the symbolic threshold of $72,000, investors, energized by recent gains, are showing signs of "extreme greed." The "Fear and Greed Index," traditionally monitored by them to anticipate corrections, is reaching alarming levels. This momentum is further exacerbated by an explosion of short position liquidations, with $48 million evaporated in a single day.
Will the BRICS embrace bitcoin? This is at least the thesis of the head of digital asset research at the investment firm VanEck.
In a shocking announcement for the crypto market, MicroStrategy, the largest publicly traded institutional holder of Bitcoin, plans to raise a colossal $42 billion over three years to expand its already substantial portfolio.
While the market is experiencing a resurgence, Ripple's cryptocurrency unfortunately stands out due to significant stagnation. If the soaring prices of Bitcoin and other altcoins invigorate traders' enthusiasm, XRP seems unable to keep up with the trend. Once among the most promising cryptos, it now shows the worst performance in the top 10 of the market.
In a tense stock market context, Ubisoft, the French video game giant, is set to unveil its semi-annual financial results this Wednesday. The company, which has faced headwinds for several months, sees its stock price fluctuate as rumors of a possible acquisition by Tencent intensify.
The international payment blockchain mBridge, overseen by the Bank for International Settlements, seems to be struggling. Good news for Bitcoin.
Microsoft plans to invest in Bitcoin. An innovative strategy against monetary erosion and a protection against inflation?
On Tuesday, October 29, 2024, Brussels approved a drastic increase in customs tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China. Such a measure follows a thorough investigation into the massive subsidies granted by Beijing to its national manufacturers. For Europe, it is a matter of industrial survival. While some applaud a necessary step to protect a struggling automotive market, others fear global economic repercussions.
On Tuesday, October 29, 2024, Saudi Arabia took a major strategic step by launching the largest ETF in the Middle East, backed by Chinese stocks listed in Hong Kong. Indeed, this exchange-traded fund, named Albilad CSOP MSCI Hong Kong China Equity ETF, goes beyond a mere financial operation, as it is part of a long-term vision aimed at consolidating the relationships between these two economic powers. In the face of volatility in the Chinese markets and global economic uncertainties, this launch is a clear indicator of Saudi ambitions to diversify their partnerships and increase their influence on the international financial stage.