A new 110-page report by Project Eleven warns that quantum computers could break the cryptography securing over $3 trillion in digital assets, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, by as early as 2030 and no later than 2033. This threat extends beyond cryptocurrencies to banking systems, cloud infrastructure, and military communications. Migrating to post-quantum cryptography is complex, requiring coordinated action across users, exchanges, and institutions, and could take a decade or more. The report highlights the urgency and coordination challenges, especially for Bitcoin, whose upgrades historically move slowly and involve political debates.
Hayati®, a UK-based technology and vaping brand, partnered with elrow at the Edinburgh Festival to launch the "TURN UP WITH HAYATI®" activation. This collaboration featured a dedicated space with interactive activities, special festival edition produ...
Tsodilo Resources has updated progress on its Gcwihaba Metals Project in Botswana, focusing on rare earth elements (REE) exploration through collaborations with BITRI, University of Cape Town, and Battelle. BITRI completed preliminary geochemical ana...
Worldcoin (WLD) experienced short-term price volatility, bouncing to $0.547 on October 17 before falling to $0.478 the next day. This movement coincided with a 5.1% drop in Open Interest and a negative shift in the Funding Rate, indicating bearish se...
The Bitwise XRP ETF has surpassed $541.12 million in net assets, marking a significant milestone for this spot crypto ETF in the U.S. market. This milestone indicates the fund has reached a size level that typically attracts institutional investors a...
Russian President Vladimir Putin reportedly suggested a summit with U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping to negotiate an end to the Ukraine war, potentially at the APEC summit in November. The meeting, if it occurs, would excl...
