Bitcoin Red Team used AI-assisted tools to audit 501 Bitcoin-related open-source projects, uncovering 7,958 potential security issues, including 1,280 high or critical vulnerabilities. While only about a quarter of these findings were confirmed and reported, the audit led to real fixes, such as a critical authentication vulnerability patched in BTCPay Server. This effort highlights how AI accelerates vulnerability discovery, shifting the security focus to faster verification and patching of Bitcoin's software ecosystem beyond its core protocol. The risk lies mainly in wallets and payment infrastructure where flaws can cause fund loss, making rapid response essential.
MSCI plans to reclassify companies like Strategy and Metaplanet, which primarily hold Bitcoin, as 'non-operating companies,' making them ineligible for its Global Investable Market Indexes. This move could force passive funds tracking these indexes t...
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The PIMCO Income Strategy Fund (PFL) offers a high yield of 12.48%, attracting investors seeking strong current income. However, the fund struggles to fully cover its distributions, raising questions about the sustainability of its payouts. PFL mainl...
Bitcoin's price has fallen about 4%, testing key bull market support levels. It currently sits near the bull market trendline and may break below it, which could lead to a further decline toward $62,250. If this support fails, Bitcoin might enter a n...
