Archive January 2025

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Pump.fun, the memecoin creation platform on the Solana blockchain, accusing it of selling unregistered securities and promoting "pump-and-dump" schemes. The complaint, filed on January 30, 2025, in a federal court in New York by Diego Aguilar, alleges that all cryptocurrencies issued on Pump.fun are "unregistered securities", representing an evolution of Ponzi schemes and pump-and-dump! The platform is said to have generated nearly 500 million dollars in fees related to these activities.

Rents in France continue to rise in 2025, putting pressure on household budgets in a rapidly transforming real estate market. With an average cost of 723 euros per month including charges, the increase reaches 3.3% compared to 2024. This phenomenon, which spans the entire territory, reveals significant disparities between major metropolitan areas and more affordable cities. While some regions experience a surge in prices, others remain more accessible. What are the factors behind this rental inflation and which cities are the most affected?

While Elon Musk is launching rockets, his father Errol is catapulting a dubious memecoin. The goal? 200 million, a few family scandals, and a nice dose of crypto chaos.

The status of the US dollar in the global economy once again causes tensions. While the BRICS seek to free themselves from its hegemony, Donald Trump brushed aside any possibility of dedollarization. "There is no chance that the BRICS will replace the US dollar in international trade or elsewhere," he stated. This declaration comes at a time when China, Russia, and their allies are intensifying their efforts to limit their dependence on the greenback, particularly through exchanges in local currencies and the establishment of alternative financial infrastructures. Behind this statement from the American president, one question arises: is the dollar really unassailable, or are we witnessing the beginnings of a new monetary order?

The French economy ends the year 2024 on a worrying note with a contraction of 0.1% of its GDP in the fourth quarter. This situation arises in a particularly tense context, where the public deficit reaches the alarming level of 6% of GDP, placing France among the worst performers in the eurozone.