During the Coldcard hardware wallet security crisis, 13 major bitcoin wallet manufacturers responded with different speeds and communication styles on social media. Some, like Bitkey and Blockstream Jade, quickly reassured users and provided detailed technical explanations, while others took longer or were less thorough. Open-source wallets emphasized verifiability, whereas closed-source ones highlighted certifications. The crisis underscored the importance of multisignature setups and best self-custody practices. Manufacturers also shared migration advice and security improvements, aiming to better protect users in future incidents.
Advance Auto Parts saw its price target cut from $62 to $43 by Truist after reporting Q2 2026 results with a 0.5% sales decline and weaker-than-expected DIY segment sales. Although adjusted EPS beat estimates at $1.03, this was boosted by a $0.31 tar...
BMO Capital initiated an "Outperform" rating on D-Wave Quantum despite flat Q2 revenues and widening losses, signaling confidence in the company's growth potential. The firm's first-half bookings surged 1,120%, showing strong but volatile demand in q...
South Korea's largest crypto exchange, Upbit, will list eight new trading pairs involving four tokens: Biconomy (BICO), Bubblemaps (BMT), Nillion (NIL), and ETHGas (GWEI). Starting August 21, these tokens will be tradable against Bitcoin and Tether, ...
QNB Corp. has moved its stock listing from the OTC exchange to the Nasdaq Capital Market and completed a public offering raising approximately $48.3 million by selling 1.23 million shares, including an overallotment option. The funds will be used for...
OSI Systems reported Q4 earnings per share of $3.78, slightly above the $3.77 expected, but revenue fell short at $484.06 million due to geopolitical conflicts. Despite revenue challenges, the company achieved record operating cash flow and secured a...
