Bitcoin's whitepaper, published 18 years ago by Satoshi Nakamoto, proposed a decentralized payment system without trusted intermediaries. This anniversary comes as Binance faces a $6.3 billion cryptocurrency wallet breach, highlighting ongoing risks in exchange custody. The whitepaper introduced a proof-of-work system to prevent double-spending and emphasized self-custody responsibilities. Binance has pledged to cover losses, while experts stress the importance of managing private keys securely amid rising exchange hacks.
BNB, the Binance Coin, is trading at Rp12.710.545 with a slight decline of 0.51% on Pluang. The coin's market cap stands at Rp1.669,6 trillion, with a 24-hour trading volume of Rp31,95 trillion. These figures are current as of Oct 31, 2026, 16:21 WIB.
Bitcoin dropped only about 4% following Binance's record $6.4 billion hack, a much smaller decline than the nearly 11% fall during a 2018 attack. This limited impact reflects the crypto market's growth, the rise of Bitcoin ETFs that isolate holders f...
Following Binance's Oct. 29 hot-wallet hack, 120 million TRON (TRX) was transferred from a compromised address on Oct. 30 within a larger pool of 638 million TRX. The transfer split the funds among five new addresses, with no signs of sale or cash-ou...
The 2026 US midterm elections on November 3 will determine the future of crypto regulation after the CLARITY Act narrowly failed in the Senate. Democrats are favored to win the House and possibly the Senate, which could lead to renewed efforts for cr...
Ethena transferred 128.6 million ENA tokens worth $24.33 million to Binance, likely to help Binance replace stolen assets from a recent security breach. The transfer happened just before October 30, 8:21 p.m. ET. Binance is actively buying back stole...
USDe's unrealized profit-and-loss exposure to Binance is estimated at about $8.8 million, compared to its reserve fund exceeding $60 million. This comes after Binance reported a $6.3 billion security incident, freezing roughly $3 billion on-chain and...
