Crypto is sparkling! Ethereum, still in the shadow of Bitcoin, is on the rise. Does this resurrection hide a new windfall or just a flash in the pan?
Lines are moving in Europe, and not always where we expect them. While European economic policies get bogged down in the dogmas of the Central Bank, an unexpected yet assured voice is rising: that of Conor McGregor. On May 22, 2025, the UFC icon reiterated his candidacy for the Irish presidency with an unequivocal message: to become the first president to include bitcoin on Europe's balance sheet.
Solana, accused of everything and its opposite, could well outsmart Ethereum. Scaramucci is ecstatic, but the crypto industry remains cautiously watchful of this dazzling promise.
At Polygon, the boss is packing his bags. Diverging vision, lingering passion: yet another crypto departure with an elegant farewell scent... but not entirely without ulterior motives.
Solana promises to turn the banker into a seller of coffee shares. Cryptocurrency accessible by smartphone, money reserved for the rich? Soon to be a tale of the past.
In a market where volatility is constant, James Wynn stood out with an extraordinary maneuver: a long position of $1.25 billion on bitcoin with a 40x leverage via Hyperliquid. A controversial figure in speculative trading, Wynn seemed to be riding a bullish wave... until an announcement from Donald Trump about a massive tax against the EU. Within a few hours, the geopolitical shock reversed the trend, melting away $29 million in potential gains, a bold bet caught up by the reality of the markets.
Bitcoin is walking a tightrope between bulls and bears. If $110,000 gives way, it's champagne; otherwise, the options expire, along with the illusions.
âŹ635.64 billion is the amount reached by the financial wealth of French households, an absolute record revealed by the Bank of France. This figure far exceeds the national public debt and surpasses the capitalization of the CAC 40. Behind this impressive accumulation lies a societal choice: that of massive savings, oriented towards security rather than yield. A French paradox, at a time when the economy calls for innovation and markets for measured risk-taking.
When a consumer product surpasses oil and diamonds in the exports of a country like India, it is no longer just an industrial success, but a strategic shift. The meteoric rise of smartphones as the leading export item reflects a redeployment of the country's economic priorities. This turning point marks the emergence of a manufacturing India connected to global value chains, with possible repercussions on the balance of international trade, technological flows, and ultimately, on digital uses and the dynamics of the crypto economy.
What if Bitcoin became the new pillar of global finance? According to Bitwise, the trajectory is underway. The crypto index manager anticipates an unprecedented wave of investments: up to 420 billion dollars by 2026. A projection that outlines a strategic turning point for major fortunes, states, and asset managers.