A security flaw in Coldcard hardware wallets led to the theft of about $40 million worth of bitcoin from nearly 600 wallets. The flaw involved predictable key generation, compromising wallets that users believed were secure. This has caused a drop in bitcoin prices, though it remains above $60,000, with fears it could fall below $58,000. Experts warn users to move funds to new wallets with new seeds, as firmware updates do not fix compromised keys. The incident raises concerns about increased crypto attacks fueled by AI tools, with a race against time to secure assets.
Artem Voinov, Chief Business Development Officer at ICODA, will attend Blockchain Rio 2026, Latin America's largest blockchain conference, held August 12–13 in Rio de Janeiro. The event gathers regulators, financial institutions, and Web3 leaders, em...
Palantir reported that its profit nearly quadrupled over the past year, signaling strong financial growth. Despite this, the company's stock price has fallen 40% from its highest point, reflecting market concerns or volatility. Both the profit figure...
ING Group held an Extraordinary General Meeting on July 31, 2026, where Andrea Cesaroni was appointed as Chief Risk Officer (CRO) on the Executive Board. The board now includes Steven van Rijswijk as CEO, Ida Lerner as CFO, and Andrea Cesaroni as CRO...
Worldline has completed the sale of its 51% stake in ANZ Worldline Payment Solutions Australia to its joint venture partner ANZ for approximately €107 million. The company will continue providing technology and software services during the transition...
Worldline finalized the sale of its 51% stake in ANZ Worldline Payment Solutions Australia to its joint venture partner ANZ for an enterprise value of approximately €107 million. This divestment is part of a broader strategy where Worldline is sellin...
