On Friday, September 4, a discussion took place on the BFM Business program BFM Crypto, le Club about how U.S. Treasury actions affecting interest rates might influence the rise of cryptocurrencies. The episode featured several experts in the field, offering insights into the evolving relationship between traditional finance and digital assets. Panelists included Louis Alexandre de Froissard, a manager at Montaigne Conseil et Patrimoine, a firm that advises on wealth management and investment strategies. Alexandre Stachtchenko, director of strategy and communication at Bitstack, a company involved in blockchain technology and digital asset management, also participated. Enzo Hallot, president of the Tech Commission of Anacofi, a French association representing cryptocurrency businesses, and Maurgane N Landu, founder of Cryptos-360, a media and research platform focused on cryptocurrency, joined the conversation. The discussion covered a range of topics, including Bitstack’s recent partnership with RC Lens, a professional football club in France, which aims to integrate blockchain technology into sports. The panel also touched on the legal and regulatory landscape surrounding cryptocurrencies, particularly how they are treated in estate planning and inheritance laws. These issues are increasingly relevant as more individuals invest in digital assets as part of their financial portfolios. The BFM Crypto, le Club program airs from Monday to Thursday and is available as a podcast for those who wish to revisit the discussions or catch up on missed episodes. The show continues to provide a platform for exploring the intersection of traditional finance, technology, and emerging trends in the cryptocurrency space.