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Coldcard Hardware Wallet Flaw Exposes Bitcoin to Remote Key Theft
A vulnerability in Coldcard hardware wallets could let attackers remotely reconstruct private keys from seeds generated on certain firmware, putting user funds at risk and requiring urgent action.
BlackRock's Bitcoin ETF Lifts Market After $500M Outflow Streak
U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs ended a four-day outflow streak with a modest net inflow, but the recovery was entirely driven by BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF, raising questions about the depth of institutional demand across the sector
NiceHash Expands Hashrate Trading, Redefining Bitcoin Mining Access
NiceHash's global hashrate marketplace is changing how miners, enterprises, and institutions access and trade Bitcoin mining power, offering new flexibility, liquidity, and operational strategies beyond traditional mining pools
Hyperscale Data Sells Bitcoin to Fund $3B Michigan AI Campus
Hyperscale Data has sold part of its Bitcoin holdings and secured a BTC-backed credit line to finance a Michigan AI data center, supporting a contract that could generate over $3 billion in revenue if fully executed
Satsuma Shareholders Force Bitcoin Sale at Heavy Loss After Vote
Satsuma Technology Plc shareholders voted to liquidate the company's Bitcoin holdings and delist from the London Stock Exchange, overriding board opposition and locking in a substantial per-coin loss for investors
NiceHash Expands Hashrate Marketplace and EasyMining Bitcoin Service
NiceHash is reshaping Bitcoin mining by letting users buy and sell hashrate, access freshly mined Bitcoin, and settle in USDT, offering new flexibility for individuals and institutions.
Bitcoin Holds $64K as ETF Outflows and Derivatives Demand Weaken
Bitcoin's $64,000 support faces pressure as U.S. spot ETF outflows, softer perpetual futures demand, and stagnant on-chain inflows converge, leaving long-term holders as the main stabilizing force in a shifting market environment
Bitcoin Miners Shift Billions to AI Amid Mining Revenue Squeeze
Major Bitcoin mining firms are redirecting capital and power to AI data centers as mining profits fall, but this strategic pivot could backfire if Bitcoin prices rebound and AI demand lags behind expectations
Strive Hits 20,000 BTC, But Share Dilution Erodes Per-Share Holdings
Strive's Bitcoin treasury surpassed 20,000 BTC, but a simultaneous increase in outstanding shares meant each share now represents a slightly smaller portion of the company's Bitcoin reserves, raising questions for investors tracking per-share value.
How to Track a Crypto Transfer Using a Blockchain Explorer
Verifying a cryptocurrency transfer requires the correct network, a full transaction hash, and careful review of status, addresses, and confirmations. Here's how to avoid common mistakes and security risks when checking your crypto transaction.
BitMEX Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Bitcoin Seizures Before Shutdown
BitMEX customers are suing for the return of over 622 Bitcoin, alleging the exchange manipulated liquidations and used internal trading during outages as it prepares to wind down operations in September
Strategy Pauses Bitcoin Buys as Saylor Hints at New Treasury Moves
Strategy has halted Bitcoin purchases for four weeks, its longest pause in two years, while Michael Saylor signals possible changes to the company's capital strategy and transaction types
Congress Moves to Block Lawsuit Targeting Dormant Bitcoin Wallets
A lawsuit seeks ownership of nearly 3.8 million dormant Bitcoin using lost-property laws, while a new Congressional bill aims to prevent self-custodied crypto from being claimed as abandoned due to inactivity
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