Bitcoin is regaining altitude, and four factors make it very optimistic for the end of the year and next year.
Despite a general ban on cryptocurrencies imposed in 2021, China maintains its grip on the Bitcoin mining industry. A recent analysis reveals that the country still controls 55% of the global hash rate, even outpacing the United States.
Stock markets are reacting to the rise in oil prices, driven by the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts.
Polymarket is seeking to raise $50 million and is considering launching a new crypto token to transform its prediction model.
Trade tensions between the European Union and China are taking a new turn. While the economic relations between these two powers are already fragile, a new Chinese investigation targeting European dairy products threatens to exacerbate the situation. Through this accusation that European exports distort competition with what are deemed unfair subsidies, Beijing is opening a new front in this latent trade war. In response, the European Union has approached the World Trade Organization (WTO).
While Bitcoin maintains its position around $63,000, its dominance in the crypto market shows signs of weakness. This situation, far from being trivial, could represent a major development for the crypto market. Indeed, the gradual decline in Bitcoin's market share seems to pave the way for a rise in altcoins, these alternative cryptos that, in parallel, are achieving remarkable performances.
As Bitcoin strengthens its position as the undisputed leader, Ethereum seems to be wavering. Crypto analyst Benjamin Cowen, followed by hundreds of thousands of investors, predicts a major turning point in the relationship between these two market giants. The growing dominance of Bitcoin According to Cowen, Bitcoin is not ready…
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The crypto market is a volatile arena where speculation plays a crucial role in determining prices. Recently, the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) made a statement that could change how XRP, the crypto linked to Ripple, is perceived. Indeed, a key document in the lawsuit between the SEC and Ripple…