In its latest report "The Bitcoin Monthly", ARK Invest suggests that a new bullish phase could emerge for bitcoin in 2025, based on a thorough analysis of its currently particularly moderate volatility.
In its latest report "The Bitcoin Monthly", ARK Invest suggests that a new bullish phase could emerge for bitcoin in 2025, based on a thorough analysis of its currently particularly moderate volatility.
After reaching a historic peak in December, Bitcoin is undergoing a brutal correction, losing nearly 10% of its value in just a few weeks. This drop cannot be solely explained by a simple market cycle, but by a tense economic context. Persistently high U.S. inflation reduces the Federal Reserve's (Fed) maneuvering room, delaying hopes for rate cuts. This situation increases the pressure on risky assets, including Bitcoin, which sees its appeal diminish against a rising dollar and increasing bond yields. The imminent announcement of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) on January 15 could further accentuate this trend. According to Steno Research, inflation exceeding expectations could trigger new liquidations, potentially pushing BTC below $85,000. However, the danger does not come solely from macroeconomic data. The Bitcoin derivatives market remains overheated, fueling an excess of leverage that increases volatility. Amid economic uncertainties and the fragility of speculative positions, crypto operates in a zone of instability where each economic announcement could provoke a significant movement.
The year 2025 marks a decisive step for the crypto market. Indeed, regulatory pressure is intensifying, while institutions are strengthening their presence in the sector. In this rapidly changing environment, some projects manage to stand out by combining innovation with strategic adoption. For investors, identifying the most promising altcoins relies on several criteria: scalability, institutional adoption, technological performance, and return potential. Thus, among the most strategic choices for January 2025, Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA), and Avalanche (AVAX) stand out due to their optimized infrastructures and growing adoption, thereby consolidating their place at the heart of Web3.
The 2024 American presidential election has sparked numerous debates, particularly regarding the potential influence of crypto. Gary Gensler, the outgoing chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), recently stated that cryptocurrency did not play a decisive role in the outcome of this election. Therefore, will it be abandoned by the Trump administration?
Elon Musk, strategist or fraudster? The SEC strikes, Musk retaliates: a financial spectacle where 150 million fuels the media blaze.
While the American economy soars like a star, Europe gets lost in a maze of rules and bitter regrets.
The entertainment giant Sony has taken a major step in the blockchain universe with the official launch of Soneium, its Layer 2 platform on Ethereum. After four months of successful testing that attracted over 14 million users and processed 47 million transactions, this initiative marks a turning point in the adoption of blockchain by entertainment giants.
Cryptos have been evolving for years in a regulatory gray area, but the latest decision by the U.S. Supreme Court marks a decisive turning point for Binance. By rejecting the platform's request, the highest American court confirms that securities laws apply to transactions conducted on its servers, even if the company does not have a physical headquarters in the United States. This verdict paves the way for a class action lawsuit initiated by investors, who accuse Binance of selling unregistered cryptos. Already under pressure after a series of lawsuits and a multi-billion dollar settlement with the Department of Justice, the exchange and its former CEO, Changpeng Zhao, are facing intensified legal challenges. This setback raises a key question: Are the United States imposing their authority over the entire global crypto market?
Global economic relations are evolving under the influence of geopolitical tensions and the strategic repositioning of major powers. In this context, China and Russia are strengthening their trade partnership, which is set to reach a historical record of 240 billion euros in 2024. This growth illustrates a strategic rapprochement bolstered by Western sanctions against Moscow and Beijing's desire to expand its influence. More than just an economic alliance, this cooperation sends a clear signal to the United States and the European Union, which aim to limit their dominance on the global stage. Thus, the surge in trade flows, increased use of the yuan in transactions, and the restructuring of international financial circuits now raise the question of the long-term consequences of this Sino-Russian agreement.
In its latest blockchain letter, Pantera Capital states that Donald Trump's upcoming inauguration should propel Bitcoin to new heights. The asset manager refutes the application of the stock market adage "buy the rumor, sell the news" to the crypto market, as Bitcoin currently hovers around $95,000.
MEXC, one of the leading crypto trading platforms, is launching its New Year Futures competition with a prize pool of 8 million USDT! This competition gives traders from around the world the opportunity to showcase their skills and kick off 2025 in style.
Bitcoin fascinates as much as it disturbs. Some see it as a bulwark against inflation, while others deem it too unstable. At the heart of this debate, Semler Scientific draws attention by multiplying its purchases of BTC. This company, active in health technology, has now invested more than 192 million dollars in the cryptocurrency. But why take such a gamble?
ByteDance forced to sell TikTok US? Is Elon Musk positioning himself for a $50 billion buyout? Analysis.
The crypto sector continues to amaze, even after years of astonishing progress. Bitcoin has already paved the way for many innovative projects. Today, it is XRP's turn to attract attention, with JPMorgan's bold forecasts anticipating up to 8 billion dollars for an XRP Spot ETF by 2025.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is at a decisive crossroads, facing challenges related to the "debanking" of crypto businesses and calls for regulatory reform. Debanking refers to the practice by which banks refuse or restrict access to financial services for certain sectors, including the cryptocurrency sector. What position will the FDIC take regarding crypto businesses in the United States?
The movements of Bitcoin rhythm the markets, between phases of euphoria and brutal corrections. After a record of 108,268 dollars in December 2024, the crypto is undergoing a period of consolidation. However, a major technical indicator, the 52-week Simple Moving Average (SMA), fuels speculation. According to analyst Dave the Wave, Bitcoin could reach a new peak by July 2025, a pattern already observed during previous bullish cycles. Thus, if this prediction is validated, it would mark a key milestone in the current cycle. Nevertheless, the market's evolution remains uncertain, between technical signals and external factors likely to influence price trajectories.
Less than a week after proclaiming a commitment to freedom of expression, Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is accused of censoring links to competing decentralized platforms. According to a report by 404 Media, Facebook removed links leading to Pixelfed, a decentralized competitor to Instagram, labeling them as "spam." What is really going on?
Bitcoin, this cryptocurrency with growing popularity, intrigues as much as it divides. For Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan, this digital currency has no place. His criticisms have echoed for years in the financial sector. Yet, his viewpoint raises questions: why is he so harsh, and what does his argument really rest upon?
This week is set to be eventful in the crypto market with a historic token unlock estimated at $3 billion, the largest since November 2023. At the heart of this event, Ondo Finance is preparing to release 1.94 billion ONDO tokens on January 18, representing over 130% of its current circulating supply.
MicroStrategy, under the leadership of Michael Saylor, continues to strengthen its position as the largest holder of bitcoin. Currently, the company has purchased 2,530 BTC for a total of $243 million! This demonstrates its confidence in the long-term potential of BTC, despite the current macroeconomic challenges.
The global economic landscape, long dominated by Western powers and supported by the preeminence of the dollar, seems on the brink of change. In the face of a financial system centralized around the United States and Europe, many nations are expressing a growing desire to turn to alternatives. This trend is accelerating with the recent announcement: more than twenty countries from several continents have officially submitted their candidacy to join BRICS in 2025. If this project comes to fruition, the expansion of the formed bloc could enhance its economic weight but also redefine the balance of power on a global scale.
The crypto beacon is slowly dimming below $92,000. The overheating of platforms fuels fears, investors tremble.
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This week, the cryptocurrency market is marked by the strength of the US dollar, reaching its highest level since the bear market of 2022. This situation creates challenges for Bitcoin (BTC) traders, who must navigate an environment of increased volatility as the US presidential inauguration approaches.
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The crypto market continues to show signs of volatility at the beginning of 2025. According to the latest analyses, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) are displaying downward trends, while Ripple (XRP) seems poised for a new rise. What direction will these cryptocurrencies take this week?
Technical innovations, the rise of new protocols, and the growing interest of institutions have laid the foundations for a booming decentralized finance (DeFi) landscape. At the heart of this whirlwind, Bitcoin stands out owing to its status as a "safe haven" in the sector. However, its potential remains underutilized in the DeFi space. By 2025, this dynamic could change. Experts are unanimous: Bitcoin's native decentralized finance has everything to become a major phenomenon.
Investor appetite for altcoins continues to grow, as evidenced by the spectacular increase in their trading volume on Binance, which now accounts for 78% of the platform's activity. This record level raises questions: is the market on the verge of a new bull run for altcoins? According to Burakkesmeci, an analyst at CryptoQuant, this development is a strong signal that reinforces the hypothesis of a bullish market in 2025. However, despite this enthusiasm, some indicators remain mixed. Bitcoin still dominates the market with 57.74% of the total market capitalization, and the Altcoin Season Index, down to 46 out of 100, does not yet confirm a significant shift towards altcoins. In the face of these contradictory signals, the current dynamics reflect more of a gradual rise in power than a real immediate cycle change.
Under the darkened skies of the budget, the Medef proposes a sharp reform: to withdraw retirees' valuable tax allowance. An idea where the economy dialogues with injustice.
Artificial intelligence is progressing at a rapid pace, making the distinction between humans and machines increasingly difficult. In response to this evolution, Worldcoin, now rebranded as World, aims to establish a universal proof of humanity through a biometric identification system based on iris recognition. The company has just announced that it has surpassed the milestone of 10 million verified users, a benchmark that signifies its massive adoption and fuels growing controversy. Indeed, the project relies on a network of orbs tasked with scanning the users' ocular data to assign them an unforgeable digital identity. According to its creators, this technology would secure digital interactions and ensure that only genuine humans access online services. Nevertheless, several governments and data protection authorities are concerned about the potential pitfalls of this model. Between technological promise and regulatory resistance, Worldcoin is part of a debate on digital identity and personal data governance. Its success or failure could shape the future of online authentication in a world where AI challenges the foundations of digital trust.