Two long-dormant Bitcoin wallets recently moved large amounts of BTC after more than a decade of inactivity, highlighting increased activity among early holders. One wallet transferred 1,260.78 BTC, worth over $100 million, after 10.2 years, generating a 12,122% gain since acquisition in 2016. Another moved about 600 BTC mined in 2010, sparking speculation but no link to Bitcoin's creator. These movements show early holders still control significant Bitcoin, which could influence market dynamics though transfers don't necessarily mean sales. Bitcoin traded near $77,353 at the time of reporting.
Peter Solvik, a director at Docusign, sold 46,000 shares of the company, generating $3 million from the transaction. This sale could indicate a personal financial decision or a strategic move, but it may attract investor attention regarding insider c...
OpenAI has postponed its planned IPO originally expected in 2026, citing concerns over AI safety and the need for more responsible development. CEO Sam Altman emphasized that the company is not rushing to go public and will wait until it is ready and...
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On September 12, 2026, Chainflip, a cross-chain swap protocol, halted all trading after an attacker exploited a flaw in its Tron network settlement path, draining 736,442.17 USDT. The attack involved manipulating the memo field of a transaction, caus...
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