Despite a 13% drop, Chainlink attracts crypto investors. Imminent rebound or just a bet? We tell you everything in this article!
The world of crypto is buzzing with activity. Recent projections around Bitcoin continue to capture the attention of investors and financial institutions. An analysis published by Bitfinex estimates that Bitcoin could reach $200,000 by mid-2025, a scenario fueled by massive institutional flows and ever-growing global adoption. This forecast is based on deep dynamics, particularly the enthusiasm for Bitcoin ETFs and increased institutional demand, which reinforce the crypto's position as a strategic asset. Furthermore, these anticipations are set against a backdrop where Bitcoin is undergoing major transformations, revealing a market in search of stability and maturity. Far from being limited to a simple price increase, this trajectory could redefine the fundamentals of a sector that gains legitimacy and global influence every day.
Bitget, the leading cryptocurrency exchange and Web3 company, has secured a Bitcoin Service Provider (BSP) license from El Salvador's Central Reserve Bank (Banco Central de Reserva). The authorization enables Bitget to offer services such as Bitcoin-to-fiat currency exchanges, Bitcoin payment facilitation, and secure Bitcoin custody solutions for its clientele.
The crypto market is going through a period of high volatility, marked by a drop in the price of Bitcoin, now valued at $100,300. This unexpected plunge for many investors comes in the wake of the recent announcements from the U.S. Federal Reserve. While the 0.25% reduction in the federal funds rate appeared to align with expectations, the upward revision of inflation forecasts for 2025, now set at 2.5% from 2.1% previously, took the markets by surprise. In his speech, Jerome Powell, the Fed chair, emphasized that these adjustments reflect a cautious approach in the face of current economic challenges. These decisions have triggered shockwaves in the financial markets, increasing uncertainties and sparking a debate on the potential implications for crypto investors.
In a tense political context following the fall of the Barnier government, Parliament definitively adopted the "special" budget law on Wednesday, December 18, allowing for the continuity of essential state services starting in January 2025. This emergency measure, unanimously approved by the Senate, comes two weeks after the motion of censure that led to the government's resignation.
The Trump breath promises mirages in crypto, warns Hayes. Collective illusion or thrill of truth? January is shaping up to be fierce for Bitcoin.
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On December 18, 2024, Kraken, one of the largest crypto exchange platforms, announced the launch of its level 2 blockchain, Ink, on the Ethereum mainnet. This launch, initially planned for early 2025, was moved up due to the enthusiasm of the community and the rapid progress made by the development team.
Following the appointment of Gus van Rijckevorsel as new CEO, Ultra is thrilled to announce a wave of transformative updates designed to propel the company toward its vision of becoming the "Netflix of games." These announcements highlight Ultraâs commitment to innovation, community empowerment, and cutting-edge technology.
The debate over Bitcoin's fixed supply has been rekindled by a BlackRock video, raising questions about the possibility of changing the 21 million unit limit. This discussion has prompted varied reactions within the crypto community, highlighting the importance of this feature for BTC.