The massive security failure affecting Coldcard hardware wallets, which reportedly caused users to lose around $89 million, could not help but trigger a debate about the reliability of self-custody in crypto.
Bitcoin's unrealized loss has fallen to 35.2%, moving below the 40% stress threshold as on-chain data signals easing market pressure.
Bitcoin is pulling back after a strong July, and one analyst says the current dip could still be corrective rather than the start of the next major decline in this bear market. July's expected seasonal rally played out, hitting resistance near $66,200 now.
The Supreme Court gave Donald Trump a pretty direct answer in February: the emergency law he had used to tax imports from nearly everywhere didn't give him the authority to impose tariffs. However, Washington didn't see that as a locked door and treated it more like a disappointing result from a key-cutting machine.
Michael Saylor's latest tracker post has revived expectations that Strategy could announce another bitcoin purchase on Monday. The signal follows recent treasury sales that reduced the company's holdings to 843,775 BTC. Saylor's ‘Bitcoin Drive' Post Revives Buy Expectations Strategy Inc.
A firmware bug in Coldcard devices allowed attackers to drain over 1,000 BTC worth around $70 million from dormant wallets in under an hour on July 30. Binance founder CZ urged users to diversify holdings across multiple wallets for better protection. The post Hardware Wallets Expose Bitcoin Holders to Massive Losses After Firmware Flaw Enables Remote Drains appeared first on The Daily Hodl.
Strategy's new framework permits selective Bitcoin monetization to fund reserves, preferred dividends, interest costs, and security repurchases.
The world's largest corporate Bitcoin holder has responded to a multibillion-dollar blow to its balance sheet in trademark fashion as Strategy chairman Michael Saylor posted the laconic message "Bitcoin Drive engaged," which the market may interpret as a signal that the company's forced defensive phase is ending and that it could soon return to major cryptocurrency purchases.
Bitcoin's options market rebuilds with a bullish tilt, but low volatility suggests traders might be underestimating potential risks.
Strategy plans to sell more Bitcoin, a major AI hedge fund imploded, AI and tech stocks are down, yet BTC holds range. Is it time to rally?
Trump Media-linked wallets moved 2,628 BTC worth $165 million to Crypto.com, leaving 4,261 BTC as estimated losses reached $555 million.
Bitcoin trades at $64,012.96 as Strategy posts an $8.2 billion Q2 loss on unrealized BTC holdings. Key support at $60,000, resistance at $65,000 — here's what the data shows.