The Coldcard Bitcoin exploit has expanded to involve 4,585 affected wallets and a total theft of 1,367.05 BTC, worth about $88.6 million. Investigators found that the stolen Bitcoin remains completely unspent, suggesting the attacker is consolidating funds rather than selling immediately. This behavior indicates strategic planning, with the attacker organizing the stolen assets for potential future use. Ongoing investigations expect more linked wallets to surface, and future Bitcoin movements will be key to understanding whether the attacker shifts from fund management to laundering or distribution.
Tron has reached a major milestone with over 400 million accounts, doubling in under three years since hitting 200 million in late 2023. The network now processes 51.4% of all circulating USDT, with transfer volumes nearing $30 trillion, driven mainl...
Galaxy Digital introduced the GalaxyOne Crypto Portfolio Line of Credit, allowing qualified users to borrow USD or USDC against Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana holdings without selling their crypto. The service offers an 8.99% annual interest rate, zer...
Roman Storm, co-founder of Tornado Cash, will face a retrial moved from October 2026 to April 26, 2027, after a U.S. judge granted a defense request citing scheduling conflicts and a pending motion to overturn his 2025 conviction for operating an unl...
LayerZero introduced ATLAS, a comprehensive trading and settlement platform on its Zero blockchain, integrating trade execution, clearing, settlement, and risk management into one system. This launch caused the ZRO token price to surge over 30%, reac...
Geely Auto is evolving beyond being just a China-focused volume automaker by expanding its presence internationally and moving into premium market segments. This shift is improving the company's pricing power, profit margins, and overall unit economi...
