Bitcoin was trading slightly in the green on Thursday, while underperforming other major risk assets, after Donald's announcement Trump to abandon the imposition of new tariffs against countries Europeans opposed to the annexation of Greenland by the United States. This decision has mainly benefited the equity markets, leaving cryptocurrencies in the background relative.

Around 10:50am, the main cryptocurrency grew by 0.9% to trade around $90,022, according to data from CoinMarketCap. At the same time, the pan-European Euro Stoxx 600 index was up. stronger by 1.3%, illustrating the appetite of investors for stocks traditional stock exchanges in a climate considered more favourable.

According to Alexis Boeglin, CrypCool's COO, Bitcoin is regaining ground “after precipitous downward movements, but with no clear trend reversal at this stage.” The analyst points out that several market data platforms confirm a generalized rise prices, although volumes remain limited and the feeling of Investors remain fragile, reflecting continued caution on the market digital assets.

News in the sector was also marked by a new security incident. The Makinafi decentralized finance protocol was the target of a cyberattack, during which 1,299 ethers were stolen, for an estimated amount of approximately $3.9 million. An event that, according to Alexis Boeglin, once again highlights the vulnerability of funds held via certain intermediaries in the crypto world.

In this context, the main cryptocurrencies displayed contrasting performances. Bitcoin gained 0.9% around 90.022 dollars. Ether rose 1.7% over 24 hours to $3.011.8 dollars. The XRP rose 2.8% to $1.96, while Binance BNB rose 2.4% at 894.7 dollars. For its part, Solana recorded an increase of 2.1%, at 130.1 dollars, confirming a moderately positive dynamic across the cryptocurrency market.