Amid revolutionary announcements, technological developments, and regulatory turbulence, the crypto ecosystem continues to prove that it is both a realm of limitless innovations and a battleground for regulatory and economic battles. Here is a summary of the most notable news from the past week surrounding Bitcoin, Ethereum, Binance, Solana, and Ripple.
Bitcoin, economic refuge, supported by influential figures and political promises to integrate it into national reserves.
A series of recent financial reports from large technology companies has caused a shockwave in the markets. These reports, unveiled at the end of the week, notably affected the price of bitcoin.
American entrepreneur and investor Balaji Srinivasan has published an article in which he announces an astronomical debt crisis that would be inevitable. Are you ready for this financial tsunami of 175 trillion dollars?
Has the brewing war in the Levant prompted the Fed to be cautious? Is the end of the petrodollar near? What about bitcoin?
If the month of July is historically bullish and quite reliable, the end of summer shows higher risks.
The US debt is threatening the global economy. Bitcoin offers an escape route for investors. Explore the opportunities to seize.
The French economy demonstrates resilience in the second quarter of 2024, with GDP growth of 0.3% according to Insee. This performance, which exceeds forecasts, occurs in a context of significant slowdown in the real estate sector.
As Bitcoin reached $70,000, the cryptocurrency faced selling pressure, slightly lowering its price. Let's analyze together the future prospects of BTC's price.
The Bitcoin 2024 conference will go down in history. Two presidential candidates came to conquer the votes of tens of millions of American bitcoiners.
The French real estate sector is going through a major crisis, surpassing the darkest scenarios. The latest statistics from the Notaries of France reveal a sharp slowdown in transactions and a general devaluation of real estate properties.
Cheaper electricity from 2025, announces EDF. Consumers celebrate this decrease, EDF grimaces.
African economies, facing major economic challenges, are turning to gold to reduce their dependence on international currencies, especially the dollar. This movement, observed in several countries on the continent, aims to diversify currency reserves and mitigate risks linked to global economic fluctuations