An ongoing vulnerability within the Coldcard hardware wallet has resulted in the theft of over 1,300 Bitcoin, valued at approximately $83 million. The affected cryptocurrency
Author: Arnie Johnson
Robinhood Registers to Offer Cryptocurrency Services in U.K.
Trading platform Robinhood has been added to the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) list of registered cryptoasset companies in the United Kingdom. This registration marks a
Zeus Wallet Disables Infrastructure Following Cybersecurity Incident
The self-custodial Bitcoin Lightning Network wallet, Zeus Wallet, has ceased operation of its infrastructure following a cybersecurity incident reported on Wednesday. The company is currently
Coldcard Exploit Results in Millions Transferred to Mixers, Traceability Efforts Ongoing
Approximately $100 million in Bitcoin and Ether was stolen from 7,300 wallets following a Coldcard exploit. The initial drain occurred across three attack waves, with
Trump Reviews Ethics Language for Cryptocurrency Bill
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Investors Watch Data for Inflation Signals
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Bitcoin Holds Near $64,000 Despite ETF Inflows and Coldcard Theft
As of August 4th, Bitcoin maintained a price near $64,000 following substantial investment into spot bitcoin ETFs and coinciding with an incident involving Coldcard hardware
Bitcoin ETF Inflows Surge Amid Coldcard Wallet Exploit
Increased investment in US spot Bitcoin ETFs has coincided with a significant wallet hack, raising questions about the security of self-custody solutions. A sustained period
Second Circuit Upholds SBF’s Sentence, Limits Release Options
The US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has affirmed Sam Bankman-Fried’s conviction and sentenced him to 25 years in federal prison following a
