Galaxy Digital warns that about 7 million BTC, worth roughly $470 billion, are vulnerable to quantum computing attacks because their public keys have been exposed by past transactions. While current quantum computers lack the power to crack Bitcoin's encryption, advances could soon enable private key derivation, threatening funds in these "long exposure" addresses. Bitcoin's decentralized nature complicates upgrading to quantum-resistant cryptography, requiring broad consensus and user action to migrate funds. Investors should use fresh addresses and avoid reusing old ones to reduce risk as the community works toward post-quantum security solutions.
SalMar ASA announced its consolidated slaughter volume for Q2 2026 at 81,800 tons, with contributions from Mid-Norway, North Norway, SalMar Ocean, and Icelandic Salmon. This update provides insight into the company's production scale ahead of the ful...
SalMar ASA announced its consolidated harvest volumes for Q2 2026, totaling 81,800 tons gutted weight across its farming operations in Central Norway, Northern Norway, SalMar Ocean, and Iceland. This update provides insight into the company's product...
BBG Advanced Therapies, part of nonprofit BioBridge Global, has partnered with Kite, a Gilead company, to deploy a Mobile Leukapheresis Center across Texas. This mobile unit collects T-cells from patients locally, reducing travel and logistical chall...
Reference Equity, a shareholder in CBIZ, has called on the company to suspend its share repurchase program and restart its acquisition strategy funded by equity. They argue that while CBIZ shares are undervalued, buybacks do not support strategic gro...
Permutable, a London-based market intelligence company, has joined the TotalEnergiesOn accelerator to develop real-time intelligence solutions for the evolving energy sector, focusing on power and renewables. This six-month program will allow Permuta...
