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.
Shiba Inu (SHIB) is trading at $0.0000047 with a daily turnover of $34.58 million, representing 1.25% of its $2.77 billion market cap. The low trading volume is mainly due to Binance's withdrawal freeze following a security breach on October 29, whic...
Bitcoin exchange balances have decreased over the past day and week but remain higher than last month, with total holdings around 2.45 million BTC as of November 1. Trading volumes fell sharply across Asian, European, and US sessions, with Asia still...
A wallet linked to the October 2026 Binance hack sold about $5 million worth of PROM tokens on Uniswap V2 but received only $71 in ETH due to extreme slippage caused by a nearly empty liquidity pool. This highlights the risks of selling large token a...
Following the $6.3 billion hack of Binance, FBI and other US law enforcement agencies helped track and freeze stolen funds, preventing a deeper crash in Bitcoin's price. The FBI identified North Korean hackers behind the theft and urged crypto platfo...
Symbiosis, a decentralized protocol, detected and is trying to stop an attempted transfer of funds linked to Binance's recent security incident. The team has contacted Binance and is actively working to block the movement of these funds. Symbiosis ac...
