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 types. Binance holds 85% of its Bitcoin in these quantum-exposed outputs, while Coinbase's exposure is much lower at 5%. Although not an immediate threat, exchanges and holders can reduce risk by improving address management and avoiding key reuse.
A Bitcoin wallet holding 500 BTC, untouched for over a decade, was recently moved, coinciding with new research highlighting risks from quantum computing to Bitcoin's security. Analysts warn that over 30% of Bitcoin supply is vulnerable to future qua...
Gate exchange has listed Zest Protocol (ZEST) for both spot and perpetual contract trading, allowing users to buy the token directly or trade derivatives with leverage. This dual launch broadens participation by attracting both holders and speculator...
Ethereum's ETH token has declined about 40.6% over the past five years, underperforming rivals like Bitcoin, Solana, and BNB despite Ethereum's dominance in DeFi, stablecoins, and tokenized real-world assets. The shift to Layer 2 scaling solutions ha...
Solana's native token SOL fell about 15% after failing to surpass the $98 resistance level, now trading near $85. Bearish market sentiment is indicated by negative perpetual futures funding rates at -3%. Weekly decentralized exchange (DEX) transactio...
Binance recorded $924 million in net USDT outflows within 24 hours, one of the largest stablecoin withdrawals recently. This movement could indicate traders moving funds to self-custody wallets, decentralized platforms, or repositioning ahead of mark...
