Bitcoin Core discloses three patched security flaws, including high-severity mining bug
Bitcoin Core disclosed three previously patched security vulnerabilities, including a high-severity bug affecting block template creation.
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Bitcoin Core disclosed three previously patched security vulnerabilities, including a high-severity bug affecting block template creation.
Bitcoin fell to an 11-week low of $72,670 after slipping below short-term holders’ average cost basis of about $75,700, according to CryptoQuant.
Stablecoin supply fell $14.2 billion in 30 days, the fastest contraction since June 2022, amid weak ETF demand.
The team is treating node credentials as exposed and asking customers to rotate them and change passwords.
The Avalon maker has launched a $20 million repurchase program, while most of its bitcoin holdings were pledged or placed in a fixed-term product at September’s end.
The group said it aims to make Ethereum post-AI by 2027 as well, resistant to cryptographic risks that AI development is bringing.
MSCI’s decision to exclude Strategy from its equity indices could hamper the company’s ability to buy more bitcoin, according to some analysts.
The proposal would remove more than half of Zcash Community Grants' ZEC holdings from circulation and redirect its future block rewards into a new development and legal-defense fund.
OKXICC, plans to launch its tokenized securities venue at the end of the month, the joint venture announced on Wednesday.
The flaw was fixed in October 2025 and kept quiet until Tuesday. It came out alongside a high-severity bug that could stop a miner from producing blocks until someone restarted it.
In a July interview, Binance chief security officer Jimmy Su explained how fake coding assessments could compromise employee devices, a tactic later used in the exchange’s record-breaking hack.
The digital asset treasury firm posted $3.4 million in quarterly revenue, compared with $697,000 in the same period last year.
The Wall Street Journal reported that Nvidia's board is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang over two extramarital affairs.
Nvidia perps are down 7% on Hyperliquid as traders react to reports that CEO Jensen Huang may be removed. Bitcoin continues to trade in a familiar price range.
Lending support among the ledger’s 35 validators has climbed from 19 to 22 since mid-October, and no public tracker shows which validators switched.
Pyth Network has added real-time stock and ETF data from the New York Stock Exchange to its data marketplace.
The self-custodial wallet will keep its API services running through Nov. 14. Sui’s DeFi total value locked has fallen more than 22% over the past month.
As US voters push back against new data centers, Bitcoin miners already expanding into AI could benefit from their existing facilities.
The SEC is stepping into the brewing fight over whether its sister agency should have approved perpetual derivatives on individual stocks.
The DRAM ETF jumps 8% and semiconductor stocks gain more than 4%, while bitcoin continues to test its 200-day moving average.
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CoreWeave’s revenue surge lifted AI infrastructure stocks and Nasdaq futures, while bitcoin was little changed over 24 hours.
DogeOS aims to give DOGE holders more ways to use the token through games, apps and financial services.
OP_CCV embeds contract state directly into Taproot output keys and enforces valid state transitions onchain. This makes it possible to achieve stateful contracts and compact fraud proofs.
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Bitcoin trades below $74,000 on Wednesday after five weekly losses, with Derive pricing 31% odds of a sub-$70,000 Christmas.
Bitcoin traded in a narrow range as investors bought the dip in tech stocks and US bond yields climbed on high CPI inflation data.
Bitcoin held steady near $74,000 as Tuesday's hot inflation figure lifted the odds on a U.S. interest-rate increase to around 90%. ETF outflows extended to a fourth day and liquidations jumped.
Barclays reported a $187 million stake as of Sept. 30, while Citigroup disclosed a new $119 million position in Fidelity’s Bitcoin ETF.