Michael Coates, the new Chief Information Security Officer at Solana Foundation, warns that AI-powered social engineering and fake identities will drive the next wave of crypto security threats, shifting focus from smart contract exploits to human vulnerabilities. He highlights that many recent hacks stem from operational security failures rather than blockchain flaws. Coates emphasizes the need for multi-layered security systems that protect users by default, as AI advances will make scams more convincing, including deepfake calls. Looking ahead, Solana is preparing for quantum computing threats by adopting post-quantum cryptography to safeguard the ecosystem's future.
Solana (SOL) is trading near $73 after falling below key support levels on its four-hour and 12-hour charts, signaling potential further declines. The price slipped below a rising channel's lower boundary, weakening its bullish trend and pointing to ...
The crypto market is unusually quiet today, with minimal hourly price changes among the top 15 assets. Despite this calm, the year-to-date performance shows significant losses, with Bitcoin down 28% and most large-cap coins losing between a third and...
Solana's price remains range-bound near $73 despite softer trading volume, supported by ongoing ecosystem developments like Rarible's NFT marketplace relaunch and a payment integration pilot with KSNET in South Korea. Institutional interest grows as ...
Solana (SOL) is trading near a crucial support level around $73, with a triangle consolidation pattern signaling potential volatility ahead. Failure to hold this support could lead to declines toward $60 or $50, while holding it may trigger a bounce ...
Top futures traders significantly increased their long positions in Bitcoin and Ethereum, especially in USD-margined markets, indicating a rising appetite for leverage and potential market volatility. Data shows Bitcoin longs rose to 61.72% and Ether...
