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Changpeng Zhao (CZ), founder of Binance, has launched a bold proposal aimed at significantly reducing gas fees on the BNB chain. This initiative could cut costs by three to ten times, positioning BNB Chain as a formidable competitor against Solana and Ethereum in the battle of layer one blockchains.

Bitwise Investment Company has just filed an S-1 form with the SEC to launch a spot ETF linked to the NEAR Protocol, currently the 33rd cryptocurrency by market capitalization. This decision follows a preliminary administrative filing made in April in the state of Delaware, indicating that this launch was already in preparation.

Ripple’s Chief Legal Officer, Stuart Alderoty, has criticized Elizabeth Warren, a United States Senator representing Massachusetts, for opposing key legislation aimed at regulating stablecoins in the United States.

Alex Mashinsky, the long-revered — then reviled — face of Celsius, is back in the spotlight, but this time not for his rhetoric on financial freedom. The former CEO appears as the accused, denouncing a U.S. justice system that he finds too harsh. While the Department of Justice is seeking a 20-year sentence, the 59-year-old cries out against the excess: for him, this punishment would amount to a "death sentence in prison."

The Fed feigns hesitation, but its printer is spewing billions. Meanwhile, Bitcoin is climbing without looking back, immune to Powell's words and Treasury debts.

While several economic powers consider integrating bitcoin into their reserves, the United Kingdom opts for a strategic break. No national reserve in crypto will come to fruition, the Treasury confirmed at the FT Digital Asset Summit in London. This decision sharply contrasts with the offensive approach of the United States under the Trump administration. What does this choice reveal about the British crypto vision? And what will be the implications for London’s position in the global digital ecosystem?

As the crypto ecosystem evolves amidst regulatory uncertainties and hopes for recovery, Standard Chartered surprises with an ambitious projection: BNB could rise to $2,775 by the end of 2028. This estimate, presented by Geoff Kendrick, the bank's head of crypto research, is based on a strong correlation with the performance of Bitcoin and Ether since 2021. As investors look for signs of a new bullish phase, this institutional stance revitalizes Binance's crypto.

The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has recently integrated the Bitcoin public key into the scope of the GDPR, turning every transaction into a legal issue. While not formally banning cryptocurrency, this approach creates a difficult gray area to navigate.

Bitcoin recently experienced a slight decline, dropping by 4.3% in three days after flirting with $97,900. However, this pullback has not dampened analysts' optimism, who believe that these three indicators could propel BTC.

Tron is making a strong comeback in the stablecoin race. With a new injection of 1 billion USDT by Tether, the network is dangerously close to Ethereum, the current leader. This rebound marks a key milestone in the blockchain war to dominate the stablecoin market in cryptocurrency.

As the crypto market begins a slight pullback early this week, bitcoin is recording a moderate decrease to $94,132. A technical correction that comes after a spike close to $98,000 last Friday. Should we see this as a simple temporary slowdown or a deeper warning signal?

As Bitcoin flirts with $94,500, one surprising statistic stands out: 88% of the supply is in profit. A statistic that should make holders smile... with one caveat. Those who bought between $95,000 and $100,000? They are not laughing. This segment, tiny yet symbolic, now concentrates the majority of the losses. But what does this market anomaly really indicate? More than just a simple numeric reading, it is an X-ray of investor psychology.

The crypto market sometimes holds surprises that shake up the usual references. This is the case with XRP, whose derivatives have just experienced a spectacular surge: +62.99% in volume over 24 hours, or $4.52 billion according to Coinglass. This is a significant jump that contrasts with the decrease in open interest, suggesting a speculative enthusiasm tinged with caution. This imbalance between excitement and restraint intrigues industry players and fuels speculation about the evolution of the Ripple ecosystem.

VanEck, a large American asset management firm, has officially filed an S-1 form with the SEC to propose a BNB spot ETF. A bold initiative that places Binance and its flagship token at the heart of traditional finance, and could redefine institutional access to cryptocurrencies beyond Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Bitcoin is holding its breath. In a context where every economic decision can shake the markets, the most coveted digital asset seems ready to reach a new milestone. Amid conflicting signals and feverish expectations, one thing is certain: here are 5 key factors that will make this week anything but ordinary.

Donald Trump finds himself at the center of a new media storm: his memecoin $TRUMP, backed by Solana, is skyrocketing... but the President of the United States claims he is not profiting from it. Amid denials, ethical concerns, and speculative surges, this case reignites the debate over the involvement of political figures in the crypto world.

Institutional demand for bitcoin is skyrocketing. Last week, U.S. ETFs accumulated 18,644 BTC. In comparison, miners only extracted 3,150. An unprecedented gap is disrupting the traditional balance.

While uncertainty looms over global markets, a clear signal is emerging at the level of bitcoin: on-chain activity is surging. With nearly one million active addresses in 24 hours, a high not seen in six months, attention is shifting back to the fundamentals of the network. BTC, after peaking at $97,000, is oscillating around $94,000. This surge in activity is intriguing: is it a lasting effect or just a fleeting frenzy? Traders are sharpening their analyses and watching for the next impulse.

While the crypto market digests the post-halving calm, a technical setup is quietly attracting attention: the XRP/BTC pair could surge by 30%. Far from a simple bullish scenario, this signal is based on a marked tightening of the Bollinger Bands, often a precursor to sharp movements. For traders, this type of compression is never trivial. It often heralds a resurgence of volatility, in either direction. This time, all indicators are converging towards a possible spike.

BNP Paribas makes a notable entry into the crypto world by partnering with Pi Network. This strategic partnership could revolutionize the European financial landscape by combining the power of blockchain with the efficiency of SEPA transfers. A promising alliance that could propel the PI token to new heights.

The ETH/BTC ratio is dangerously close to the critical level that triggered a spectacular rise in Ethereum in 2019. Technical indicators and proposals from Vitalik Buterin are fueling hopes for a major turnaround.

Bitcoin is a topic of debate. Nassim Nicholas Taleb maintains his frankness. He describes Bitcoin as a "technological tulip." His biting commentary leaves no one indifferent. Thus, let us dive into the heart of his attack to understand his grievances.

Cannes, famous for its film festival and luxury boutiques, is preparing to become one of the first French cities to massively adopt cryptocurrencies. By the summer of 2025, nearly 90% of businesses in the azure city will accept payments in crypto.

Apple has just suffered a major legal setback: now, crypto app developers can integrate external payments without going through the App Store or paying a commission. An explosive decision that paves the way for a new era for Web3 games, NFTs, and the mobile crypto ecosystem.

Bitcoin continues its triumphant march, surpassing $97,000 and reaching a new peak since February 2025. This dazzling rise comes amid an uncertain global economic context, where the leading cryptocurrency is increasingly establishing itself as a safe haven against recession fears.

May could change everything for bitcoin. As the threat of a global recession looms and tensions between the United States and China intensify, the market holds its breath. A trade agreement could trigger a new bull run... but a failure could plunge BTC into the red.

Arizona has just rejected an ambitious bill aimed at integrating bitcoin into its official reserves. While several states are exploring this bold avenue, Governor Katie Hobbs' veto reignites the national debate on the future of BTC in public management and institutional finance.

For a long time hesitant towards bitcoin, American universities are beginning to make a discreet but decisive shift. Brown University, a pillar of the Ivy League, has just announced a direct exposure to BlackRock's IBIT ETF. This is a first, revealed in an official filing with the SEC, which could redefine the standards for endowment fund allocation. Why this movement now? What amounts are at stake? And what does this strong signal sent by an academic institution in the midst of a reshaping crypto market reveal?