The G7 Cybersecurity Working Group urges immediate preparation for post-quantum cryptography to protect sensitive data, including Bitcoin holdings. Bitcoin addresses that have revealed their public keys—either through spending or older formats—are vulnerable to future quantum attacks, while unused addresses remain safe. Users can check their addresses on block explorers and should move funds from exposed addresses to new ones to reduce risk. Regulatory deadlines for adopting quantum-safe methods are set for 2026 to 2035, with Bitcoin improvement proposals underway to address the issue, but no urgent action is mandated yet.
Token Terminal expanded its real-world asset dashboard by adding 145 new tokenized assets, including five tokenized stocks on Solana with a combined market cap of about $1.7 million. These stocks come from issuers Backpack, Anchored Finance, and xSto...
Bitcoin's 90-day price correlation with gold has surged to +0.50, more than doubling since early 2026 and nearing the 2020 pandemic record. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's correlation with the Nasdaq 100 has dropped to about 0.30, its lowest in a year. This shi...
A Bitcoin mining facility in El Reno, Oklahoma, leaked between 3 and 3.8 million gallons of water due to an unauthorized fire hydrant, causing city-wide water pressure drops and school closures amid a severe drought. The city condemned the site and p...
An attacker drained 9.25 ETH from Ethereum's RedSonic Vault by exploiting a dual-asset pricing flaw. They used a permissionless function to register a second asset class that shared the same underlying collateral, inflating the share price artificial...
US spot Bitcoin ETFs saw $986.9 million in net inflows for the week ending September 5, continuing a three-week surge totaling $3.8 billion. This inflow trend has significantly reduced the year-to-date net outflow of about $1 billion earlier in 2026....
