A suspected third wave of bitcoin theft linked to a Coldcard firmware vulnerability has resulted in about 1,367 BTC stolen, worth roughly $88.6 million. The theft occurred in three waves between July 30 and August 1, with the latest wave using complex vault addresses to obscure fund movements. Concurrently, major crypto exchanges saw a spike in bitcoin deposits, and long-dormant wallets created between 2010 and 2017 began moving coins, signaling possible security concerns among holders. Analysts continue to monitor the situation closely, as the stolen funds and increased exchange inflows may impact market dynamics amid bearish sentiment and BTC trading below $63,000.
A former BNB Chain employee launched a meme token called $ASTEROID, buying nearly 80% of its supply for about $10,000 using four new wallets. The token's market cap surged to nearly $10 million before crashing over 50% in 20 minutes. The employee sol...
BNB Chain is taking legal action against a former employee who retained unauthorized access to a company wallet's seed phrase and used it to launch the Asteroid Shiba token without approval. The token, which quickly gained millions in market cap and ...
BNB Chain is suing a former employee who kept the seed phrase of a wallet created for a training video and used it to launch a meme token without company approval. The token was originally a demo and never meant for trading. BNB Chain denies any conn...
An analyst estimates that Binance has experienced net stablecoin outflows of about $7 billion so far in 2026, meaning more stablecoins were withdrawn than deposited on the exchange. This figure is not officially confirmed by Binance but highlights si...
Binance's co-founder addressed recent confusion about the deployment of the TST token, clarifying the exchange's official token listing process. The explanation focused on procedural details rather than unverified market rumors, emphasizing that the ...
