The Bitcoin price has recovered in recent weeks, although geopolitical uncertainties remain. However, key resistance levels between $80,000 and $85,000 have not yet been sustainably breached.
 

The DeFi sector is under pressure once again. Following a cyberattack, substantial capital flowed out of decentralised finance applications within a short period of time.
 

Bitcoin is proving remarkably stable even in this market phase. This is particularly striking given that the latest macro data has not provided any real cause for relief.
 

A new research paper from Google concludes that future quantum computers could attack the cryptography of Bitcoin and other blockchains with significantly less effort than previously thought. 
 

How stablecoins became a global payment infrastructure and why Washington sees them as a new source of demand for its debt.

Bitcoin is proving surprisingly resilient even in the current phase of geopolitical uncertainty. This is remarkable because many market participants had expected significantly stronger selling pressure.
 

The geopolitical situation in the Middle East remains tense. Nevertheless, on 10 March 2026, Bitcoin is once again trading well above the USD 70,000 mark. However, it would be premature to declare the all-clear.
 

Blockchains promise speed, security, and decentralisation - but rarely all at once. This article explains the blockchain trilemma and why every network must make trade-offs.
 

On 6 February, the price temporarily fell to close to USD 60,000 before a technical countermovement set in. What are the drivers behind the major correction, and what should investors focus on in the near term?
 

After its initial rally, Bitcoin has lost many of its gains for the year. Crypto investors are once again seeing how strongly short-term market movements continue to be influenced by the macroeconomic environment.
 

The crypto markets continue to mature. The focus is not on new narratives, but on the development of key trends. These six topics have the potential to significantly shape the markets in 2026.
 

People invested in digital assets often ignore the boring regulation topics. However, MiCA regulation will have impacts on crypto markets that will affect all investors.

Bitcoin defies traditional valuation models. The question is: what truly drives its price, and how can we assess its fair value?

After the all-time high above USD 124,000, the bitcoin market looks more fragile. ETF flows are broadly balanced, while the US government replenishes its cash balance and drains liquidity.
 

Ethereum is having its big moment. From Wall Street to prominent investors and U.S. politicians, more and more people are suddenly hyped about Ethereum. So what’s behind the recent Ethereum excitement?
 

Bitcoin is often compared with tech stocks such as Apple or Nvidia. But this comparison falls short. Our deep dive uses quantitative financial ratios to show why Bitcoin is not a technology investment.
 

An increase of 40 % within a week - ether has made an impressive comeback. But the rally masks a strategic question: Is Ethereum losing its economic relevance?
 

Donald Trump's new tariffs policy has caused tensions worldwide. Can Bitcoin benefit as an alternative to traditional investments or is there a risk of a setback here too?
 

Despite memecoin and AI trends, the altcoin rally failed to materialise - ETF inflows into Bitcoin noticeably weakened the flow of capital into altcoins.
 

The impact of blockchain technology and artificial intelligence on wealth and asset management: a path to redundancy?
 

Small crypto share - big impact: In the last video of the four-part video series, we summarise our performance insights for you.
 

Anyone who has invested just 2% of their portfolio in crypto since December 2019 could achieve an outperformance by December 2024.
 

The crypto exchange Bybit was the victim of the biggest hack in history: USD 1.5 billion was stolen. How could this happen?
 

In our second video, we show you how a 2% allocation to crypto can improve the risk-return ratio of a portfolio.
 

Welcome to our four-part video series. We have compared two portfolios: One without crypto and one with a crypto addition of 2%.