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The crypto market is undergoing a shift. According to Eleanor Terrett , a crypto asset manager outlined three key cohorts of investors. First, there are the crypto enthusiasts who actively engage with the space daily. Second, mainstream self-directed investors see crypto occasionally but rarely engage in trading. Third, institutional investment professionals observe crypto from a strategic perspective. The market sentiment has taken a hit as category one investors, the largest segment, are not seeing immediate catalysts for growth. With regulatory clarity improving but no immediate hype drivers, the market has entered an unexciting phase. Chris Burniske emphasized that crypto has moved beyond its ideological phase. Now, the industry must focus on execution and large-scale adoption. While the space has been obsessed with discovering the “next big thing,” it is now transitioning into a phase of practical implementation. Consequently, the industry must prioritize efficiency, infrastructure, and user experience rather than speculative hype. Moreover, blockchain applications like global savings accounts and near-zero fee transactions require time to refine. Institutional adoption remains crucial , but major players are only now beginning to deploy solutions at scale. Hence, the industry must embrace this execution phase to drive sustained growth. Historically, the crypto sector thrived on speculation, fueled by constant innovation and market excitement. However, the current stage demands reliability and usability. The early years involved concepts that transformed disbelief into belief. Now, the focus is on making blockchain solutions mainstream and practical. Additionally, regulatory progress has encouraged institutional participation . As a result, financial institutions now view blockchain as a viable infrastructure rather than an experimental technology. This shift signifies that crypto is moving toward becoming an integrated financial system rather than a speculative playground. Burniske pointed out that early crypto systems were like “toys.” The industry must now refine and scale them into real-world solutions. Furthermore, while ideological investors may seek new frontiers, the market’s stability depends on long-term adoption and consistent execution. DISCLAIMER: The information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.

The Germans went to the polls on February 23, reshaping the political landscape of the country. With the victory of the Christian Democrats (CDU/CSU) and the notable rise of the far right, attention turns to the major economic challenges facing the future government. Among them, a shocking revelation: the Bundesbank recorded a record loss of 19.2 billion euros in 2024, a financial abyss that will weigh heavily on Friedrich Merz’s budgetary choices. Germany, once the economic engine of a Europe in crisis , today shows serious signs of weakness. After two years of recession, companies are warning of a loss of competitiveness and a decline in exports. The ECB’s interest rate hikes, initially aimed at controlling inflation, have exacerbated the difficulties faced by central banks. Result: the Bundesbank must pay higher interest to commercial banks, while its revenues from bonds are falling. Businesses, for their part, are far from calm. They are demanding a drastic reduction in energy costs and bureaucracy. But will the Merz government be able to satisfy them while respecting budgetary constraints? The future chancellor Friedrich Merz is not a novice in finance, but he has never held a ministerial position. The CDU’s strongman is a former executive at BlackRock, which fuels criticism of his ties with the banking sector. “Friedrich Merz is directly from BlackRock, with no government experience. He has been chosen to lead one of Europe’s most influential nations.“, denounces an observer on social media. The challenge is immense: while the CDU advocates for tax cuts and a return to nuclear energy, its potential coalition allies, particularly the Greens, are advocating for heavier taxation and a radical ecological shift. As for the SPD, it wants a fund of 100 billion euros to finance industrial transition. But how to finance these projects without the revenues from the Bundesbank and under the constraint of the debt brake? The other great uncertainty factor comes from across the Atlantic. With the return of Donald Trump to the White House, Germany fears new taxes on its exports to Europe. Trump wants to reduce the U.S. trade deficit and encourages German companies to relocate their production to the United States. Is a new economic storm brewing for Berlin? Is Germany doomed to economic weakening? Besides the banking crisis and the American protectionist threat, German companies are struggling to find skilled workers. High energy costs, over-regulation, and the burden of social security weigh on industrial competitiveness. “The economy is contracting. Unemployment is rising. Germany no longer attracts investors.“, warns Rainer Dulger , president of the German Employers’ Confederation. In light of this situation, a coalition of 100 economic associations launched a political SOS, organizing a demonstration in Berlin on January 29. They are calling for a comprehensive reform to revitalize the economic fabric. Among their demands: But the future government’s room for maneuver remains limited. Between the budget discipline imposed by the ECB and the pressure from European partners, Berlin may have to make painful choices. Should the debt brake be loosened to boost investment, even if it displeases conservatives? One thing is certain: the “locomotive of Europe” needs a real boost. But who will dare to hit the accelerator? It should be noted that this is not the first time Germany has seen dark clouds accumulate on its economic horizon. Just last August, some were mentioning the specter of a recession , alerted by the decline in exports. Today, the question is no longer whether Germany will wobble, but how far it will fall before bouncing back.

As the cryptocurrency market experiences renewed volatility, Robert Kiyosaki, the best-selling author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has once again voiced his support for Bitcoin. In a bold declaration on X , he reinforced his belief in Bitcoin as a hedge against economic turmoil, calling the ongoing price drop a buying opportunity rather than a cause for concern. The author argued that the real problem isn’t Bitcoin, but he blamed the U.S. government, its monetary policies, and the banking system for the country’s financial instability. According to Kiyosaki, America is bankrupt, with its total debt, including social programs like Medicare and Social Security, surpassing $230 trillion. He warned that U.S. bonds are becoming worthless, and if major foreign investors like Japan and China stop buying them, inflation will skyrocket, crashing both the economy and the U.S. dollar. Despite the current downturn, Kiyosaki remains unfazed, stating that he smiles and buys more Bitcoin whenever it crashes. He views Bitcoin as “money with integrity,” unlike fiat currencies, which he calls “fake money” and a thief. For him, dips in the market are chances to accumulate more Bitcoin, gold, and silver, reinforcing his long-held belief that hard assets are the best defense against financial collapse. In a separate post , Robert Kiyosaki reaffirmed his confidence, stating that if BTC’s price crashes, he won’t sell but will instead buy more. He believes that as the “Everything Bubble” bursts, Bitcoin will be the fastest to recover and reach new all-time highs. His remarks come amid heightened global economic uncertainty and increased fears of a financial crisis. GIANT CRASH???? If there is a giant crash…. Of the often times called “the EVERYTHING BUBBLE,” stocks and bonds, real estate, gold and silver and Bitcoin will crash with it. Q: If it crashes will I sell my Bitcoin? A: NO If the price of Bitcoin crashes I will back up the… — Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) February 20, 2025 While Bitcoin faces volatility, President Donald Trump has further shaken global markets by announcing a 25% tariff on imports from the European Union (EU). As we reported , the European Commission quickly responded, promising to “react firmly and immediately” against what it considers unjustified trade barriers. “They don’t accept our cars. They don’t accept, essentially, our farm product. And we accept everything of them,” Trump stated, further claiming, without evidence, that the EU was created “in order to screw the United States.” Currently, the EU imposes a 10% tariff on vehicle imports, which is four times higher than the 2.5% tariff the U.S. applies to passenger cars, while Trump has imposed a 10% tariff on all Chinese imports, citing China’s failure to curb fentanyl trafficking. Meanwhile, the White House still plans to implement 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico next week, adding further uncertainty to global trade. Amid the trade tensions, Bitcoin is trading at approximately $84,814, reflecting a 4.7% decline in the past 24 hours and an 11.24% drop over the past week. Its trading volume has slightly decreased by 2.14%, settling at $70.61 billion. Ethereum has also suffered, experiencing a 4.93% drop in the last 24 hours and a 13% decline over the past week.

Why @Polkadot is the AWS of Web3: Insights from @harbour_ind_cap Polkadot was built for scalability from the start, giving it an edge over other Layer 1s. In an interview with BeInCrypto, Polkadot Ambassador Max Rebol shared how the JAM upgrade boosts decentralization and performance. From Indonesia’s blockchain ID to DePIN and AAA gaming, Polkadot’s real-world impact is clear. Read the full interview 👉