607 stories about Bitcoin from across the crypto press, curated and summarized daily. Most recent: Sep 8, 2026.
SharpLink CEO warns that EIP-8363, the "Tapered Issuance Burn" proposal, could phase in a rising burn of consensus rewards to limit the amount of ETH staked, potentially reducing staking returns and weakening Ethereum's competitive edge over Bitcoin.
Elon Musk forecasts that AI and robotics will render money unnecessary by 2036 due to massive productivity, though fiscal obligations and resource limits indicate value will concentrate in hard assets.
A mild coordinated red session across the watchlist. BTC $64,298 (-0.8%), ETH $1,904.70 (-0.4%), SOL $72.92 (-1.4%).
Zeus Wallet, a self-custodial Bitcoin Lightning Network wallet, was taken offline after a cyberattack. Founder Evan Kaloudis confirmed no customer funds were lost and no Lightning Network vulnerability was found. Users are advised to wait for official updates before attempting to access their wallets.
A volunteer group using AI to scan Bitcoin's codebase found 85 critical bugs, averaging one per hour per person. The group described the situation as 'extremely bad,' raising concerns about the security and stability of the world's largest cryptocurrency.
Former Bitfarms developer and current Bitcoin research analyst Allard Ping breaks down how structural leverage and international economics principles caused STRC to drop below its $100 target.
Investment manager Larry Lepard argues that exponential U.S. debt growth mathematically obligates central banks to expand the money supply, making hard assets like Bitcoin essential hedges against systemic risk.
A mild green session with ETH leading. BTC $64,804 (+1.0%), ETH $1,910.33 (+2.2%), SOL $73.73 (-0.4%).
A recent hack on the Coldcard hardware wallet revealed a five-year-old firmware vulnerability. The incident has spurred the crypto industry to adopt more robust security measures, particularly around collaborative multisig setups. Cory Klippsten, a prominent Bitcoin advocate, is leading the charge for improved security standards.
A security flaw in the Coldcard hardware wallet has analysts at Cantor Fitzgerald and FRNT Financial predicting increased demand for regulated bitcoin products, potentially benefiting custody providers and bitcoin ETFs as investors seek safer alternatives.
A major security breach has hit Coldcard, a popular Bitcoin hardware wallet, with over $100 million in Bitcoin stolen. The hack is ongoing, and users are advised to take immediate precautions to secure their funds.
A security initiative found 85 critical vulnerabilities across 390 Bitcoin-related open-source projects. The effort was spurred by a Coldcard exploit that led to $100 million in losses. The team used AI to scan for flaws, filing 4,962 total findings. This highlights the ongoing need for rigorous security in Bitcoin infrastructure.
Boltz, a non-custodial Bitcoin swap provider, has temporarily shut down because AI tools are discovering vulnerabilities faster than its team can patch them. This highlights the growing challenge of securing decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms against automated attacks.
Bitcoin saw 890,000 BTC moved in the past week, the highest activity of 2026, amid a security breach involving Coldcard wallets. Analysts at K33 suggest this could signal a potential market bottom.
A security flaw in Coldcard hardware wallets allowed hackers to steal $116 million in Bitcoin. The exploit affects older models and has prompted urgent warnings from security experts.
A mild coordinated green session, but the composition is more interesting than the price action. BTC $64,183 (+1.1%), ETH $1,869.83 (+0.7%), SOL $74.04…
Canadian asset manager 3iQ will oversee 10,000 Bitcoin for Bhutan’s Gelephu Mindfulness City project. This marks the first time a sovereign nation has entrusted a significant Bitcoin reserve to a private firm.
BitGo has transferred $7.4 billion in Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) from LayerZero to Chainlink's Cross-Chain Interoperability Protocol (CCIP). This is the largest migration yet, bringing the total value shifted to nearly $15 billion.
A mild coordinated green session breaks the longest period of sub-1.5% daily moves since the July 21 bounce window.
Bitcoin security expert Jameson Lopp warns that AI is making it easier for attackers to find wallet vulnerabilities. The recent Coldcard exploit shows even the most secure wallets can be compromised.
A possible fourth sweep of Coldcard wallets may push losses to $114 million. Users have minutes to act if they see their address in the mempool.
Yields on Bitcoin futures have fallen below those of two-year U.S. Treasury notes, a sign of a maturing market. This shift could impact arbitrage opportunities and investor strategies in the crypto space.
Panelists at a Prague industry event argued that Bitcoin is nearing the bottom of an extended downturn and positioned for a move toward $120,000. Expanding corporate treasuries, rising nation-state engagement, and macro debasement are reshaping market dynamics and challenging the traditional four-year cycle.
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