Evans S.

The cryptocurrency market has never lacked ambition, but a new study has just crossed an unprecedented milestone: Ethereum could reach $706,000. This prediction, from a 38-page report titled The Bull Case for ETH, is based on a series of economic, technical, and structural analyses that redefine the role of Ether in the global ecosystem. According to the authors, Ethereum would no longer be just a programmable blockchain, but the energy and monetary foundation of the future global financial system.

As the crypto market moves to the pulse of global dynamics, anticipation has become a strategic art. Bitget, a rising force in the Web3 ecosystem, is shifting gears. On July 1st, 2025, the platform unveiled GetAgent, an intelligent assistant designed to read the markets like a seasoned trader—without ever blinking.

While the institutional enthusiasm for Bitcoin seemed sufficient to fuel a new bull run, the on-chain reality tells a different story. Despite persistent buying from ETFs and publicly traded companies like MicroStrategy, the market is experiencing a brutal drop in overall demand, amounting to 895,000 BTC. This invisible yet decisive contraction calls into question the hopes for a new short-term peak.

While the stock market progresses timidly, it is the dollar that falters, weakened by the dual pressure of the new trade taxes imposed by Donald Trump and the ongoing hesitation of the Federal Reserve. In this tense atmosphere, investors oscillate between the quest for yield and the caution dictated by the surrounding instability. The apparent calm conceals a palpable nervousness: that of a market that knows that everything can tip at the slightest jolt.

The world of crypto is often built on the fringes of institutions. However, some companies choose to swim against the tide by seeking to fully integrate into them. This is the case with Circle, the issuer of USDC, which is no longer content to be just a tech player. The American company has officially applied to become a national trust bank in the United States. This is both a bold move and indicative of a broader shift in the crypto ecosystem: integration into the federal banking system to better ensure trust.

Blockchain holds great promise, but few projects can bridge the gap between technological ambition and institutional reality. With its new ACE compliance engine, Chainlink aims to overcome this hurdle. The stated goal: to unlock $100 trillion in institutional investments that have been stalled by regulatory barriers. An initiative that could change the game in the crypto universe.

The era of plastic is coming to an end. As Visa and Mastercard struggle under the weight of opaque fees and archaic delays, a new form of infrastructure is quietly taking power. Stablecoins, long relegated to the realm of traders' tools, are now establishing themselves at the heart of the Web as the "default settlement layer." This is no longer a futuristic hypothesis: it is a reality that is grounded in numbers and usage.

The bitcoin market is holding its breath. As the flagship crypto flirts with 109,000 dollars, a level never before reached in weekly closing, the spotlight is on an electrifying weekend. At the intersection of technical analysis and the psychological warfare between traders, BTC seems ready to break a symbolic and historic ceiling. The signs are there: a persistent bullish structure, affirmed technical signals, and above all, the striking return of a name that alone is enough to shift the market's lines. This is not just a simple rise; it is a potential shift in era for bitcoin.

Since Bitcoin established itself as a serious store of value in the eyes of companies, a new category of players has emerged: Bitcoin treasury companies. Presented as the pioneers of the finance of the future, they are now faced with a harsh reality. According to a chilling report from the venture capital fund Breed, the vast majority of them are on the verge of extinction, trapped in a spiral that is as predictable as it is fatal.

While public opinion gets bogged down in debates over ETFs and speculative bubbles, the U.S. government is taking action. Discreetly, but resolutely. Behind the walls of the Capitol, a strategic reserve of bitcoin is being established. This is no longer theory: it is now confirmed. And this revelation changes the game.

The bitcoin market, usually quick to get excited at the slightest institutional whisper, seems today to be sending a clear message: long-term confidence is present. For 13 consecutive days, Bitcoin ETFs in the United States attracted nearly 3 billion dollars, an undeniable sign that major investors are no longer betting solely on a hype effect but on a solid trend.

The world of crypto is evolving at a dizzying speed, and Coinbase knows it better than anyone else. In the midst of the DeFi sector's excitement, the American exchange continues to push the technical and economic boundaries of interoperability. This week, it is the turn of Cardano (ADA) and Litecoin (LTC) to cross a symbolic milestone: their integration in the form of "wrapped" tokens on Base, the Ethereum layer-2 network developed by Coinbase. This maneuver is not just a simple gadget, but a clear strategy to connect decentralized worlds to each other.

Kraken, often discreet but never truly withdrawn, has just taken a strategic step that could reshuffle the crypto market in Europe. By obtaining its regulatory license under the MiCA framework, the platform is stepping into the big leagues at a continental level, just behind Coinbase, but not too far behind to be considered lagging. In an environment where compliance is becoming a must-have, Kraken chooses to embrace regulation rather than circumvent it. And this choice could pay off handsomely.