Glassnode reports that 4.12 million Bitcoin are at risk because they are stored in quantum-exposed addresses, mainly due to address reuse and partial spending. This operational exposure, which is 2.1 times greater than structural exposure, poses a significant security risk beyond Bitcoin's protocol design. Cryptocurrency exchanges hold the largest share of exposed BTC, with Binance and Bitfinex showing the highest exposure. Improved wallet management, like avoiding address reuse, could reduce these risks without protocol changes.
A newly created wallet withdrew 11,827 Zcash (ZEC), worth about $7.96 million, from Binance in a single transaction. This follows a pattern of large withdrawals of ZEC and other privacy coins like Bitcoin from Binance, which has faced operational and...
World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a DeFi protocol linked to the Trump family, saw its highest profit and on-chain activity after Binance launched a USD1/BTC trading pair. The listing boosted WLFI's market cap to around $2 billion with $30 million in da...
Binance experienced a $1.2 billion outflow of stablecoins, including $1 billion in USDT, following a recent Bitcoin price drop. This movement suggests traders may be closing short positions or realizing profits, reducing near-term buying pressure on ...
A transfer of 30 million USDT to a Binance wallet was detected on-chain, attracting attention as it may indicate preparation for significant trading activity. While such large stablecoin inflows often suggest potential buying power for cryptocurrenci...
Glassnode's analysis reveals that 6.04 million Bitcoin (30.2% of total supply) are vulnerable to future quantum computer attacks due to exposed public keys on the blockchain. This exposure arises mainly from address reuse and older Bitcoin address ty...
