Il y a 2 h
Binance Covers 95% of Stolen Assets as FBI Names North Korea, Seoul Moves on Exchange Security
Binance restored withdrawals in phases on Sunday. It has processed about $4.6 billion in withdrawals.
Il y a 5 h
Crypto’s Week Ahead: A Hacked Exchange, a Hiking Fed and a Midterm Vote
With no Fed meeting this week, jobs data, Big Tech earnings, the Binance reopening and the US midterms will decide whether fragile ETF demand holds up.
10-20
MSCI adopte sa règle définitive : Strategy et Metaplanet attendent le 11 novembre
MSCI publiera le 11 novembre la liste des entreprises concernées. La nouvelle règle entrera en vigueur le 30 novembre. Strategy a cédé 9,56 % vendredi dernier. Une exclusion de l'indice pourrait entraîner environ 2,8 milliards de dollars de ventes.
10-15
L'inflation américaine grimpe à 3,7 %, la flambée de l'essence ravive l'hypothèse d'une hausse de la Fed en octobre
L'inflation américaine a atteint 3,7 % sur un an en septembre, au-dessus des 3,6 % attendus et des 3,4 % enregistrés en août. L'indice des prix sous-jacent a progressé de 2,6 % sur un an, dépassant lui aussi les prévisions. Les prix de l'essence ont bondi de 9,1 % sur le mois, expliquant plus de la moitié de la hausse de l'indice global, et de 34,2 % sur un an. Après la publication, le bitcoin est passé sous les 82 000 dollars, tandis que les paris sur une hausse des taux de la Fed en octobre se sont renforcés.
4-7
Spot Bitcoin ETFs pull in $471.4M on April 6, marking the strongest day in six weeks
Spot Bitcoin ETFs logged $471.4 million of net inflows on April 6, the biggest one-day total in at least six weeks. The gains were broad-based, led by BlackRock's IBIT ($181.9 million) and Fidelity's FBTC ($147.3 million), with no fund showing an outflow. Bitcoin opened at $68,978 and traded toward $70,000 as the move was tied to shifting macro headlines rather than a crypto-specific trigger.
4-6
Bitcoin jumps to $69,320 after ceasefire headline sparks short squeeze
Bitcoin rose 3.19% in 24 hours on Monday to $69,320, its highest level in more than a week, as a 45-day ceasefire proposal shifted risk appetite and forced short covering. Futures liquidations hit $273.8 million across 81,819 traders, with $196.7 million in shorts versus $77.1 million in longs, while BTC traded between $66,634 and $69,350. Prediction-market pricing remained cautious, with Polymarket’s April 7 ceasefire contract at 4% YES, down from 12% a week earlier.
3-31
Nium Unveils Single-API Stablecoin Card Issuance Across Visa and Mastercard
Nium has introduced a stablecoin-funded card issuance platform that allows businesses to launch physical or virtual spending cards on both Visa and Mastercard via one API. The product converts stablecoins to fiat at the point of sale and relies on Nium's 40+ regulatory licences spanning 190+ countries to support compliance. The rollout comes as onchain crypto card spending reportedly rose from about $10 million per month in early 2024 to more than $100 million per month by early 2026.
3-16
U.S. Coinbase Premium Turns Positive as Analysts Flag Possible Bitcoin Drop Toward $50,000
After roughly ten weeks of negative readings that coincided with Bitcoin's slide from about $95,000 to below $65,000 in February, the U.S.-focused Coinbase Premium Gap has moved back above zero, signaling renewed buying interest. At the same time, analysis around the 300-week exponential moving average near $57,100 implies Bitcoin could still retreat toward roughly $50,000 before a lasting bottom forms, while broader technical indicators remain mixed over the coming weeks.
3-13
Institutional Crypto Ties Deeper Into Wall Street Systems and Global Regulation
Broadridge's integration of Crypto.com into its NYFIX network allows institutional brokers to route crypto orders over the same FIX infrastructure used for equities and bonds, while Ripple's $1.25 billion purchase of prime broker Hidden Road in April 2025 further embeds digital assets into traditional finance. Parallel regulatory moves in the US, EU, Japan, South Korea, Dubai, Singapore and Hong Kong, alongside rapid growth in tokenisation and record Bitcoin ETF inflows, indicate that major institutions are now focused on implementation rather than debating crypto's legitimacy.
