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.
Ripple executed its monthly XRP escrow routine on August 1, 2026, releasing 1 billion XRP in three parts but simultaneously locking 700 million XRP back into escrow. This move reduced the fresh XRP supply to 300 million, potentially preventing the us...
Stablecoin liquidity is declining as exchanges like Binance see $7 billion in net outflows this year, reducing capital available for crypto purchases. This trend, also evident in South Korea, reflects investors moving funds abroad and a cautious mark...
The U.S. Senate may soon hold a procedural vote on the CLARITY Act, a bill aimed at providing clear regulatory guidelines for cryptocurrencies. This development is significant for XRP, which has faced regulatory uncertainty in the U.S. despite Ripple...
Ripple executed its scheduled August escrow release, unlocking 1 billion XRP valued at around $1.08 billion in three transactions. This release is part of Ripple's monthly supply management program initiated in 2017, where up to 1 billion XRP is unlo...
After a strong July, Bitcoin enters August with uncertain prospects as historical data shows August is often volatile and inconsistent for BTC. While July typically sees positive returns, August's median returns are negative due to several years of l...
