Glassnode's report reveals that 1.92 million BTC (9.6% of total supply) are structurally vulnerable to quantum computing breakthroughs due to their public key exposure. Additionally, 4.12 million BTC (20.6%) are operationally exposed because of address reuse and poor key management, especially on exchanges like Binance and Coinbase. The firm recommends improved address standards and migration to quantum-resistant formats to mitigate risks before quantum attacks become feasible. This highlights a significant long-term security concern for Bitcoin holders and custodians.
The Taiwan Freedom Project has launched a special publication in The Washington Times to highlight Taiwan's geopolitical importance and counter Chinese Communist Party (CCP) narratives. The 32-page section features bipartisan U.S. lawmakers and Taiwa...
Bread Financial Holdings is demonstrating disciplined loan growth and effective risk management, with a 7% year-over-year increase in credit sales and improved delinquency rates. The company’s strategic moves into digital banking and integrated payme...
Ethereum's price has held above $1,560 support twice in June, currently trading near $1,767 and approaching $2,000. Despite a bearish daily chart, funding rates have risen to early June highs, indicating growing long-side interest. Notably, smart con...
Ethereum's ETH/BTC trading pair is approaching a critical technical breakout after months of underperformance. The price is testing a major convergence of buy signals near a descending pitchfork channel and the Ichimoku Kumo cloud at 0.028 BTC. If Et...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at a record 52,900.07 after June payrolls missed expectations, signaling a cooling labor market. This weaker jobs report eased fears of further Federal Reserve rate hikes, boosting investor confidence and drivi...
