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According to CoinMarketCap data, the global cryptocurrency market cap now stands at $2.56T, up by 4.99% over the last 24 hours.Bitcoin (BTC) traded between $70,688 and $76,038 over the past 24 hours. As of 14:30 (UTC) today, BTC is trading at $75,879.44, up by 5.88%.Most major cryptocurrencies by market cap are trading mixed. Market outperformers include 币安人生, ENJ, and PLUME, up by 55%, 26%, and 23%, respectively.BTC Clears $75K on Macro Tailwinds But ETF Outflows Surge — Fed Transition, Cooling Inflation & X Money Crypto Tease AheadBitcoin breaks above its bear market trendline and Ethereum surges 9% as cooling inflation, a weakening dollar, and easing war fears create a rare alignment of macro tailwinds. Spot Bitcoin ETFs paint a conflicting picture, shedding $291M on Monday in their worst outflow day since March 27. Altcoins largely sit out the rally. On the macro front, March PPI came in well below expectations at 4% year-on-year, reinforcing the case for Fed easing — while Kevin Warsh's confirmation hearing as Fed Chair is set for April 21. And X's product chief Nikita Bier teases an unspecified crypto launch just weeks before X Money's expected rollout.Bitcoin Clears $75,000 Bear Trendline, Ether Jumps 9% in 'Goldilocks' Rally -- Altcoin Left BehindKey Takeaways:BTC breaks above its bear market trendline from the October high; ETH up 9% with funding rates healthy and below overheating levels.Analysts say BTC needs to consolidate above $73K–$75K before a path to $87K–$90K opens.Only 51 of the top 100 cryptos trade above their 50-day MA — gains remain narrow and concentrated in BTC, ETH, and select altcoins.SummaryBitcoin and Ethereum are pushing higher alongside US equities as oil prices shed the geopolitical war premium built up in recent weeks. BTC has broken above the downward trendline drawn from the October high — a line that defined its entire bear market structure — while ETH posted a 9% gain in 24 hours. Analysts describe funding rates as a Goldilocks scenario: enough bullish demand to sustain the move without the leverage excess that typically precedes sharp reversals. However, only 51 of the top 100 cryptocurrencies are trading above their 50-day moving averages, with outperformers limited to BTC, ETH, and select names like ZEC, HYPE, AAVE, and PEPE. The broader altcoin market has yet to meaningfully participate.Spot Bitcoin ETFs Post $291 Million in Outflows -- Biggest Since March 27 -- as Bitcoin (BTC) Crosses $75,000Key Takeaways:Fidelity's FBTC drove $229M of the $291M in outflows; BlackRock extended its inflow streak to four days totaling $482M.Year-to-date ETF flows flipped back negative at -$160M despite BTC crossing $75K.Fear & Greed Index at 21 — still extreme fear despite modest improvement.SummaryUS spot Bitcoin ETFs suffered their worst day of outflows since March 27, shedding $291M even as Bitcoin surged ~5% to cross $75,000. The divergence is stark — Fidelity's FBTC alone accounted for $229M in redemptions, while BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust continued attracting capital for a fourth consecutive day, pulling in a combined $482M over that streak. The selloff pushed year-to-date ETF flows back into the red at -$160M. Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley's newly launched MSBT is off to a strong start with $68M in its first four sessions, and Ethereum ETFs added $9.4M extending a three-day positive run.U.S. March PPI Comes in Below Expectations at 4% Year-on-Year, Easing Inflation PressureKey Takeaways:March PPI rose 4.0% YoY vs. 4.6% expected; monthly reading of 0.5% vs. 1.1% forecast.Softest inflation miss in recent months — supports the case for Fed easing and lifts risk assets including crypto.SummaryUS producer price inflation came in well below expectations in March, with PPI rising 4.0% year-on-year against a 4.6% consensus forecast. On a monthly basis, prices rose just 0.5% versus an expected 1.1% — the softest miss in recent months. The data offers a direct tailwind for risk assets including crypto, as cooling inflation reduces pressure on the Federal Reserve to maintain restrictive policy and keeps the door open for rate cuts later in 2026.Fed Chair Nominee Kevin Warsh Confirmation Hearing Set for April 21Key Takeaways:Warsh's Senate confirmation hearing is set for April 21 as Powell's term expires in May.His policy stance on rates will be closely watched — a dovish lean could further boost risk assets including crypto.SummaryThe Senate confirmation hearing for Fed Chair nominee Kevin Warsh has been set for April 21, marking a key step in the transition of US monetary policy leadership. Current Chair Jerome Powell's term expires in May, making the timeline tight. Warsh, a former Fed governor and Wall Street veteran nominated by President Trump, is expected to face pointed questions on inflation, rate policy, and economic outlook — all of which carry direct implications for crypto and broader risk asset markets.X Product Chief Nikita Bier Teases Crypto Product as X Money Launch ApproachesKey Takeaways:X Head of Product Nikita Bier teased an unspecified crypto product weeks before X Money's expected April launch.Coinbase floated Bitcoin payments as a possible direction; Bier's Solana Foundation advisory role fuels speculation about SOL's involvement.Whether the teased product is tied to X Money or a separate initiative entirely remains unclear.SummaryX's head of product Nikita Bier dropped a cryptic hint suggesting the platform may be preparing a crypto-related product launch, igniting speculation just weeks before X Money — Elon Musk's digital wallet and payments initiative — is expected to go live. Coinbase was quick to float Bitcoin payments as one possibility, pointing back to X's discontinued Lightning Network tipping feature from the Dorsey era. Adding to the intrigue, Bier has held an advisory role at the Solana Foundation since March 2025, fueling debate over SOL's potential involvement. Whether the teased product is directly tied to X Money or a separate initiative entirely remains unclear.Market movers:ETH: $2389.8 (+9.12%)BNB: $618.43 (+3.56%)XRP: $1.3734 (+3.52%)SOL: $86.04 (+4.93%)TRX: $0.3214 (-0.25%)DOGE: $0.09439 (+3.70%)U: $0.9995 (-0.03%)WBTC: $74587.85 (+5.60%)XAUT: $4756.7 (+1.40%)BCH: $437 (+2.87%)

Dès aujourd’hui, la France peut mettre la main sur tes cryptos… et presque personne n’en parle.

Un amendement voté discrètement le 17 décembre change radicalement les règles du jeu 👇
👉 L’administration fiscale et certains organismes publics peuvent désormais saisir des cryptomonnaies directement sur les plateformes PSAN (Binance, Kraken, etc.), sans passer par un juge

😳 Ce n’est plus une hypothèse. C’est un basculement majeur

🚨 En clair : laisser ses cryptos sur un exchange en France n’est plus neutre. La réglementation avance vite. Très vite