A Google Quantum AI report warns that by 2029, quantum computers could crack Bitcoin's cryptography, threatening wallets including Satoshi Nakamoto's 1.1 million BTC. Binance's CZ proposes freezing unmoved wallets after a migration period to prevent quantum attacks, but this conflicts with Bitcoin's principle against confiscation. The debate highlights a major philosophical and security challenge for Bitcoin, with significant market and reputational implications. The community continues to discuss solutions like BIP-361 while investors are urged to migrate coins from vulnerable addresses.
IKIGAI Trading Academy, led by Qamar Zaman, has released Flight Path, a market-structure projection tool for SPX and SPY day traders. The tool helps traders plan trades by mapping bullish and bearish paths based on market structure before the open, e...
Chery Auto officially opened its Rosslyn Plant in South Africa, transforming from an importer to a local manufacturer and retaining all 692 employees. The plant, originally built in 1963, will be upgraded to produce 50,000 vehicles annually by mid-20...
OKX is launching a "Time to Switch" campaign from June 29 to July 31, 2026, offering up to €400 in Bitcoin, an 8% deposit bonus, and a 30-day VIP pass to attract users as MiCA regulations take effect July 1. This campaign targets crypto users in the ...
The Bitcoin Improvement Proposal 110 (BIP-110), a soft fork designed to reduce network spam by blocking non-financial data like images and videos in transactions, failed to gain sufficient support from miners. As of July 4, less than 1% of the total ...
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao suggested freezing the estimated 1.1 million bitcoins owned by Bitcoin's creator Satoshi Nakamoto if quantum computers threaten Bitcoin's cryptography and the coins remain unmoved. This proposal aims to prevent potentia...
