A phishing scam promoted through a Google-sponsored ad led Bitcoin users to a fake Trezor site, resulting in the theft of about 24 BTC (roughly $1.6 million) from one victim. The scam involved a counterfeit page that tricked users into entering their recovery seed, giving attackers full wallet access. Separately, BTCPay Server, a platform for Bitcoin payments, released an emergency update to fix a critical vulnerability actively exploited by attackers. Both incidents highlight risks outside the Bitcoin protocol itself, emphasizing the importance of vigilance in software use and security practices.
Coeur Mining (CDE) maintains a Strong Buy rating as near-term operational challenges and lower gold prices have not changed its long-term cash flow potential. The company expects over $1.3 billion in free cash flow at current gold prices and has stro...
Citi Wealth is advising its clients to consider spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as a convenient way to hold Bitcoin alongside traditional assets like stocks and bonds within their brokerage accounts. This recommendation comes despite recent...
On November 6, Bitcoin's price surpassed 77,000 USDT on the Bitget exchange, reaching 77,010 USDT. This marked an intraday gain of 4.34%, indicating a notable upward movement in the cryptocurrency's value. The rise reflects growing investor interest ...
Bitcoin fell about 5% within 24 hours to trade at $76,300, reversing its 4% gain from the previous day. This volatility follows the recent U.S. midterm elections, which have not provided a clear direction for Bitcoin's price movement. Investors remai...
Bitcoin fell to $75,568 and Ether dropped to $2,237, triggering forced liquidations of leveraged positions totaling about $1.033 billion over 24 hours. Most liquidations were long positions, indicating many traders bet on price rises but were caught ...
