Coinkite issued a security advisory for Coldcard Mk3 hardware wallet users after reports that about 594 BTC, worth nearly $38 million, were moved from roughly 500 dormant wallets. The affected firmware versions range from 4.0.1 to 5.0.3, and the company is investigating the cause, which may involve weak randomness in seed generation rather than a supply chain hack. Users without a BIP-39 passphrase are advised to migrate their funds cautiously, while those with passphrases face lower risk. Coinkite is continuing its investigation and will provide more technical details soon.
Red Robin, a burger chain since 1969, received a hold rating in its initial coverage due to a market turnaround and a strategy focusing on asset sales and efficiencies. Despite showing momentum with four consecutive earnings beats, the company strugg...
Ripple has pledged $300,000 to support emergency relief efforts after severe flooding in Nepal and Tibet caused hundreds of deaths and widespread damage. The funds will aid World Central Kitchen and Mercy Corps in providing emergency meals, clean wat...
Helium's token HNT surged 88% to $0.42 on August 29, 2026, driven by Celina, Texas converting its municipal Wi-Fi to carrier-grade coverage via the Helium Network. This upgrade eased cellular strain amid rapid population growth, sparking heavy buying...
XRP's price fell 2.46% to $1.38, testing critical support at the 200-week EMA of $1.37, with further downside risk to $1.27 if broken. Despite price weakness, institutional interest is strong, with XRP ETFs drawing $110.49 million in weekly inflows—t...
A Solana-based token named Trump Digital Gold (GOLD) surged to a $66 million valuation before crashing nearly 99% within about 30 seconds due to coordinated selling by insiders holding over 82% of the supply. The token was promoted by a verified X ac...
