It is a strong signal from one of Europe's largest market infrastructures. On July 1, Crédit Agricole officially launched EURXT (EURO eXchange Token), a euro-denominated stablecoin issued by CACEIS, its longstanding asset servicer (custody, settlement, fund administration). The inaugural transaction is anything but anecdotal: a subscription via
Bitcoin reclaimed the $63k zone this week, invalidating the bearish setup flagged after the $60k break. Ether outperformed with a 12% gain, and the TOTAL2ES index rose 9%. On the surface, last week's pullback has been reversed. Beneath the surface, the move's composition argues for restraint.
Bitcoin is trading around $60,000 on Monday, barely above the $58,000 hit on 25 June, its lowest level since October 2024. The rest of the crypto market (excluding Bitcoin and stablecoins, cryptocurrencies pegged to the dollar) stands at roughly $560 billion after a sharp weekly decline. Ether (the
The principle behind "Digital Asset Treasuries" (DATs), pioneered by Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy), rests on a simple mechanism: a publicly listed company raises funds by issuing equity or debt, then uses the proceeds to buy bitcoin. As long as the market values the company above the value of its