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New analysis of Bitcoin theft reports reveals that stolen funds overwhelmingly came from long-dormant wallets, with victims reporting a median loss of over one coin. Data posted on X from Galaxy Research’s Alex Thorn looked at 250 victim reports and found the typical stolen coin had sat untouched for 3.5 years, and a striking 88%

One of the biggest Bitcoin security stories of the year unfolded last week as a firmware exploit affecting certain Coldcard hardware wallets renewed industry debate around self-custody and operational security. At the same time, another story was developing in the background. Over the same seven trading days, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted $790.6 million in

Bitcoin (BTC) hit new August highs into Friday’s Wall Street open as markets reacted to weaker US jobs numbers. Key points: Crypto and risk assets gained after US nonfarm payrolls fell by 23,000 in July. Fed interest-rate bets for September shift from a 0.25% hike to a pause on signs of a weaker labor market.

Bitcoin roared past $79,000 Friday, sustaining the biggest run in years following positive regulatory news and an announcement from the U.S. Treasury.  The leading cryptocurrency hit as high as $79,319 before dipping slightly. It was recently priced at $77,584, a more than 7% rise over the past day. Over a seven-day period, the coin has

AI-assisted security testing uncovered thousands of potential issues across hundreds of Bitcoin projects in just 27.5 hours, revealing dozens of critical vulnerabilities. Developers say the biggest challenge is now verifying reports and directing them to the right maintainers rather than finding new bugs. The findings highlight how AI is accelerating both cybersecurity research and the

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Image by CryptoSlate The Nasdaq-listed Bitcoin holder grew from about 2.86 million to 147.3 million shares while its latest reported treasury remained approximately 5,833 BTC. Editor-in-Chief CryptoSlate The Aug. 10 action would reduce 147.3 million outstanding shares to roughly 1.47 million. With about 5,833 BTC unchanged, calculated Bitcoin per share fell about 98% as the

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