The official X account of Bitcoin hardware wallet manufacturer Coldcard was compromised. On October 11, 2026, attackers published a fake notice in the brand's name claiming a “critical firmware vulnerability” affecting the Mk4, Mk5, and Q models and urging users to move their funds immediately through a phishing website.
Big gains are also seen by AERO and TIA over the past 24 hours.
The probability rose 13% over the past week for a contract covering Bitcoin's potential decline to $80,000 during the rest of October.
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COLDCARD investigates a phishing post on its official X account that directed Bitcoin users to a fake wallet security page. The post was deleted.
The position is valued at about $83.04 million and uses 3x cross margin, with an estimated liquidation price of $50,382.
Bitcoin trades near $83,000 after a red week for crypto. Here is the crypto price today, who is bleeding, who is pumping, and what to watch next.
Funds tied to five crypto assets recorded $1.2863 billion in net withdrawals across five U.S. trading sessions from Oct. 5-9, 2026.
Bitcoin remained below several short-term averages but above its 50-day and 200-day averages, while derivatives positioning stayed net long.
The Japanese company sold 10,000 BTC and later bought 11,000 BTC, while Strategy maintained billions of dollars for dividends, interest and preferred-stock repurchases.
Metaplanet sold 10,000 BTC and bought back 11,000 at a higher average price to show it was willing to sell its Bitcoin. The Japanese treasury company was pursuing a credit rating and better access to financing, and its Oct. 5 disclosure explained why turning coins into cash was part of that effort.
The indicator has risen sharply after Bitcoin moved above $85,000, signaling increased potential selling pressure, especially among short-term holders.