On the chessboard of cryptocurrencies, AI is the king of scammers, ruining the French in a game where only fraudsters win.
A renowned financial analyst, Dr. Jim Willie, recently sounded the alarm about a massive debt crisis that could hit the U.S. economy in 2025. According to him, the United States is heading toward a critical point with $7 trillion in debt maturing, which could trigger a major economic crisis.
With a magical stablecoin flick, Ripple sparks 106% growth. Dancing numbers, talking millions.
The large holders of Dogecoin, commonly known as "whales," have engaged in massive accumulation of over 90 million DOGE in just 48 hours. This activity comes as the meme crypto is trading around $0.31, in a critical consolidation phase.
In the global financial landscape, few nations dare to adopt a strategy as bold as that of El Salvador. Under the leadership of its president Nayib Bukele, this Central American country is establishing itself as a pioneer in cryptocurrency adoption. With the achievement of the symbolic milestone of 6,000 BTC accumulated, El Salvador is not only strengthening its commitment to Bitcoin but also aims to transform this cryptocurrency into a cornerstone of its economic and diplomatic strategy. This unprecedented bet sparks both admiration from proponents of decentralized finance and criticism from international institutions, which warn against the risks associated with such exposure.
In December 2024, the memecoin market experienced a significant decline, losing over 40 billion dollars in market capitalization. This drop of 32.38% in one month reflects a decrease in demand and momentum for these meme cryptos, despite some notable exceptions.
Bitcoin could reach between $150,000 and $400,000 by 2025, according to a report by Blockware Solutions. The projections depend on several key factors: the policy of the U.S. Federal Reserve, corporate adoption, and the potential strategic reserve of bitcoins under Trump.
As the inauguration of Donald Trump approaches on January 20, 2025, observers are closely examining his economic policies, particularly their potential impact on bitcoin. According to Ki Young Ju, founder of CryptoQuant, Trump's policies may depend on the balance between dollar supremacy and the opportunities presented by cryptocurrencies. This analysis sheds light on the issues related to the hegemony of the dollar, which continues to dominate global trade despite losing over 90% of its value since 1913. While some countries are adopting digital solutions to escape monetary crises, such as the rise of stablecoins in emerging economies, the role of bitcoin remains ambiguous. This topic, at the intersection of traditional finance and disruptive technologies, raises questions about the future of cryptocurrencies in an economic system where U.S. policies still influence the rest of the world.
The year 2024 marks a major shift for the French real estate market. Indeed, the dynamics that have structured this sector for decades are gradually fading, giving way to profound changes. The massive decline in transactions, the hesitant restart of real estate purchasing power, and the growing importance of energy criteria are reshaping the priorities of buyers and sellers. These transformations go beyond the numbers: they reflect the cumulative impacts of the crisis that began in 2022 and economic uncertainties. Through their 2024 Real Estate Report, the Notaries of France shed light on these contrasting developments. Their analysis goes beyond mere observation. It explores short-term perspectives and opens pathways for a potential recovery in 2025. These projections illuminate immediate challenges, as well as the necessary adaptations to face a market in full transformation.
As Tether is set to announce record profits exceeding $10 billion for 2024, global banking giants are accelerating their positioning in the stablecoin market. From Société Générale to Deutsche Bank, traditional financial institutions are ramping up initiatives to not miss out on this crypto revolution.