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In a shocking turn of events, a crypto user has fallen victim to a devastating address poisoning scam, losing a staggering $50 million. This incident highlights urgent security risks within the cryptocurrency space.
Arthur Hayes predicts a significant Bitcoin rally driven by Fed liquidity measures, but warns of potential price fluctuations ahead.
The UK is taking significant steps towards establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies, promising to enhance clarity and security in the digital asset space.
Recent data from on-chain analytics reveals how Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin stack up in terms of wallet holders.
In a robust debate over quantum computing risks, Adam Back criticizes Nic Carter’s alarmist views while highlighting ongoing research efforts in the Bitcoin community.
Galaxy Research has projected that stablecoin transaction volume will outstrip ACH transactions by 2026, marking a significant shift in the digital payment landscape.
Polish lawmakers have abruptly suspended deliberations on the controversial Crypto-Asset Market Act, pushing discussions to January amid intense scrutiny of its implications for the national crypto landscape.
Bitcoin faces significant volatility as it trades around crucial support, with profitability indicators approaching levels seen in 2022.
Coinbase takes a stand against state regulators in a bid to clarify the legal landscape for prediction markets, seeking federal jurisdiction over what it deems necessary innovations.
Michael Saylor discusses the implications of quantum computing for Bitcoin, suggesting it could lead to a major supply reduction and improve security.