A severe vulnerability in BTCPay Server, a widely used Bitcoin payment processor, allowed attackers to access Lightning node credentials and steal funds from connected nodes. Notable victims include Foundation, a hardware wallet maker, and the Bitcoin publication Citadel21. The flaw involved persistent macaroons (API keys) that remained valid after updates unless manually refreshed, exposing users despite applying patches. BTCPay Server urgently released version 2.4.2 and advised immediate upgrades or server shutdowns to prevent further losses, highlighting challenges in securing self-hosted Bitcoin infrastructure.
Spot Bitcoin ETFs experienced $462.7 million in net outflows from September 8 to 11, reversing nearly half of the previous week's inflows. This shift coincides with markets pricing in an 87% chance of a 25-basis-point rate hike at the upcoming Septem...
Tom Lee, co-founder of Fundstrat, states that Ethereum is becoming the key settlement layer for Wall Street and artificial intelligence (AI) applications. Despite a broader crypto market pullback, Ethereum has outperformed most major cryptocurrencies...
Mondelez International has opened a $22 million chocolate crumb production facility in Shah Alam, Malaysia, reducing supply-chain lead time by at least two months for a key Cadbury ingredient. This local production replaces imports from Australia and...
The CME's fed funds futures indicate an 87.3% probability that the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will increase the federal funds rate from the current 3.50-3.75% range to 3.75-4% at the September 16, 2026 meeting. This expected rate hike appea...
Silver One Resources has begun a microgravity test survey at its Phoenix Silver Project in Arizona to detect dense, high-grade native silver bodies near the surface. This follows previous drilling that found significant silver and copper but not the ...
