Blockstream paused its Liquid Network after about 4,000 BTC (approximately $320 million) was withdrawn due to a bug exploit in its Elements software. The withdrawal was reportedly done by white hat hackers, ethical security experts who expose vulnerabilities to prevent malicious attacks. Blockstream is currently trying to contact these hackers to resolve the issue. The incident raises concerns about sidechain security and impacts services like the Aqua Wallet, highlighting ongoing challenges in crypto network safety and governance.
Retirees often use the iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond ETF (AGG) for bond exposure, but its income is fully taxable in brokerage accounts. The iShares National Muni Bond ETF (MUB) provides similar diversification and income but with federally tax-ex...
Eight leading AI chatbots forecast Bitcoin's price to close 2026 between $95,000 and $115,000, reflecting expected gains driven by increased ETF demand, renewed institutional purchases, and the upcoming T-500 halving milestone. Despite geopolitical t...
This week saw a strong crypto market rebound, with Bitcoin climbing toward $86,000 driven by nearly $1 billion inflow into spot ETFs and accelerated short liquidations. Altcoins also gained, led by Quant (QNT) with a 170% rally, Bitway (BTW) up 47%, ...
YouTube has terminated the Bitcoin Treasuries channel, which focused on Bitcoin education and corporate treasury strategies, labeling its content as harmful without prior warnings. This removal comes amid a broader crackdown on crypto content, affect...
NEAR Protocol (NEAR) saw a significant price increase of 12.5% over 24 hours, reaching $5.55 as of September 27. The token climbed 6.58% within just four hours, reflecting strong buying interest on Binance's spot market. NEAR ranks 21st by market cap...
