20-Year Tech Veteran Spent 15,000 Hours Trying to Kill Bitcoin, What Did He Find?
Jeff Booth spent 15,000 hours trying to kill Bitcoin. The attacks failed, and the research changed how he invests.
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Slowing ETF demand and corporate treasury selling are breaking the math behind Wall Street’s $16 trillion Bitcoin target
ARK's scenario now requires 78.6% annual growth, with institutional allocation and digital gold supplying 92.8% of modeled value.
Study Finds $575M Lost Through Ethereum and BNB Chain Address Errors
Testnet addresses can become dangerous when users assume the same address works identically on the mainnet.
A Meme Coin Trader Turned $120 Into $205,000: Luck or Strategy?
A meme coin trader turned $120 into more than $205,000 within hours, according to on-chain data documented by the tracking account Lookonchain. The story went viral, though most of that gain still exists only on paper. The trader might not…
Inside the Solana reinsurance sale where parent company Oxbridge supplied 95% of public token demand
Oxbridge supplied $744,623 to T20 and T42 while third parties provided $37,143, and filings do not disclose the purchaser mix for three HCI-linked placements.
Bitcoin Has Never Faced Global Bond Yields This High Since It Was Born
Global bond yields hit 2008 highs, a level Bitcoin never traded through. Gold gained 32% while BTC lost 46%.
The SEC meeting that wasn't: State of Crypto
There were hopes that regulators could move if the Clarity Act didn't advance, but those, too, may be paused.
This Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin treasury diluted shareholders 18-fold to survive a $212 million crypto loss without selling its stash
The 7,500-BTC holder’s filing separates a noncash crypto loss from equity sales that supported its operating runway.
Crypto Equity Perpetual Volume Hits $250B in July, Up 17x in Three Months: CryptoQuant
Binance remained the largest venue in the market, accounting for 76% of total equity perpetual futures volume in July.
Wallet provider SafePal says data breach exposed personal info of nearly 40,000 customers
SafePal said it found the root cause of the breach recently, though customers had posted online about being targeted by phishing attempts as early as July.
Over 53,000 Crypto Owners Lost Something This Week That Isn’t Money
SafePal data breach exposed home addresses of nearly 40,000 customers, days after Trezor leaked 13,689 records.