On September 6, a software bug in Blockstream's Elements node caused 3,996 BTC to be withdrawn from the Liquid Network's federation reserves, dropping reserves by 95% from about 4,200 BTC to 197 BTC. This was not a hack but a flaw that bypassed the federation's multi-signature security, triggered during a peg-out process after burning Liquid Bitcoin (L-BTC). The network paused all bridge activity to prevent further losses, but the peg-out mechanism is now at risk due to the depleted reserves, potentially causing a peg discount when peg-outs resume. The actors claim to be white hat security researchers, but no funds have been returned yet. Other assets on Liquid remain unaffected as the bug only impacted BTC peg-outs.
Bitcoin's weekly Super Trend indicator has flipped to bullish for the first time since the recent downtrend began, following a strong price rebound in August from around $63,000 to over $80,000. This signal, observed by Bitfinex, confirms a longer-te...
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