Bitcoin, once called a bubble, is now creating millionaires in series: 145,000 in one year. Bankers are grinding their teeth, speculators are popping champagne.
In a few days, wallets identified as whales moved several tens of millions of dollars from Hype to Aster, a newly launched token on a DEX supported by Changpeng Zhao. This massive capital movement, observed since September 17, quickly propelled Aster among the 40 largest global cryptos.
He posts a "gm" from his cell, the FTT token soars... and traders applaud! Who said crypto wasn't an open-air theater?
China announces that it is giving up some of its privileges at the WTO. This move, described as "major" by the organization's director-general, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, reshuffles the cards of global trade. Made by Li Qiang himself, this decision marks a strategic shift for Beijing authorities, long accused of unfairly benefiting from multilateral rules.
According to the Google Cloud DORA 2025 report, 90% of developers now integrate AI into their daily lives. However, less than a quarter of them actually trust its results. Between increased productivity and persistent skepticism, the industry navigates a paradox.
BNB Chain seems ready to write a new chapter in its history. With ultra-low gas fees at 0.05 Gwei, a record perpetual volume of $51.3 billion, and massive developer adoption, Binance's ecosystem is putting all the odds in its favor to reach new heights and compete with Ethereum Layer 2 and Solana.
When Trump roars "I am the boss", the Winklevoss texts remind him that the kings of Bitcoin crypto sometimes pull more strings than a president on stage.
Polymarket introduces annualized rewards for long-term positions, supporting accurate pricing in high-profile political and global markets.
After losing its top position to Tron in March, Ethereum has surged back to reclaim its place as the leading network for USDT, with its supply reaching $80 billion. Although both networks maintained high supply levels of roughly $75â$80 billion for most of the year, this reversal signals a key shift in infrastructure preferences.
Cryptocurrency activity is growing worldwide, led by the Asia-Pacific region, with Latin America and Africa also seeing notable increases.