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Strategy Executive Chairman, Michael Saylor, has said he believes the risk posed to Bitcoin from Quantum computing is at least a decade away, citing a “consensus” of computer scientists as the basis for his belief. Saylor said that if or when the threat arises it would impact all computer networks, not just Bitcoin, adding that he believes crypto networks will be particularly well placed to deal with the eventual threat. Strategy Executive Chairman, Michael Saylor, believes there’s at least ten years before quantum computers could potentially break Bitcoin’s cryptography and there’s currently no imminent quantum threat. Speaking on the Coin…
Step Finance, SolanaFloor, and Remora Markets halt operations after hack. STEP token collapses, while Remora tokens remain redeemable. SOL breaks key $77 support as bearish trend dominates amid high volatility. Step Finance, a leading DeFi aggregator and portfolio dashboard on Solana, has announced an immediate shutdown following a major security breach. The Step Finance hack reportedly drained over 260,000 SOL from the platform’s treasury, leaving the project unable to recover financially. Alongside Step Finance, two affiliated platforms, SolanaFloor and Remora Markets, are also winding down operations. Today we are announcing that Step Finance, SolanaFloor, and Remora Markets will be winding…
USD1 briefly dropped to $0.994 after World Liberty Financial reported a “coordinated attack” involving hacked co-founder accounts. The crypto community questioned the incident’s legitimacy and also questioned why Eric Trump deleted several related tweets during the price disruption. The $5 billion stablecoin’s redemption mechanism helped the peg mostly recover despite ongoing controversy. USD1, the US dollar stablecoin tied to World Liberty Financial, briefly traded below its US$1 peg on Monday after the project said it was targeted in a “coordinated attack.” Truly, a classic in the world of crypto. According to an X post, the team behind USD1 said several…
On Feb. 20, Brazil’s foreign trade council published a technical resolution reducing import duties to zero for a narrow class of hardware: SHA256 Bitcoin miners exceeding 200 terahashes per second with energy efficiency below 20 joules per terahash.Three days later, French state-owned energy giant Engie told Reuters it was considering installing Bitcoin miners at its 895-megawatt Assu Sol plant in northeast Brazil, the company’s largest solar facility globally, to monetize curtailed electricity and improve profitability.The two developments landed within 72 hours of each other, and together they sketch a thesis most observers missed: Brazil is building a pressure valve for…
SEC hires ex-Chainlink lawyer Taylor Lindman to head Crypto Task Force counsel. LINK rebounds near $8 but is still down about 51% over the past year. Chainlink (LINK) price analysis shows support at $6.80 and resistance near $8.19. Chainlink (LINK) has rebounded slightly, though it is still in the red as the US SEC taps Chainlink’s veteran Taylor Lindman to head the Crypto Task Force counsel. At press time, LINK was currently trading at around $8.18, recovering slightly from a low of $8.13. This rebound comes amid broader market volatility that has seen LINK fall roughly 51% over the past…
Ethereum (ETH) fell to a 20-day low of $1,820, continuing a long-term decline from its $4,900 peak in August 2025. Co-founder Vitalik Buterin recently offloaded over 8,800 ETH (approx. $18M) to fund ecosystem initiatives, though he still holds roughly 224,000 ETH. While Buterin sells to support development, institutional buyers like Bitmine and Erik Voorhees have been accumulating large amounts of the asset. Ethereum’s ETH slid nearly 3% over 48 hours to a 20-day low of US$1,820 (AU$2.6K) on Monday, extending a decline that has lasted since the token peaked above US$4,900 (AU$7.2K) in August last year. ETH/USD. Source: CoinMarketCap And…
Former Chainlink Labs deputy general counsel Taylor Lindman has joined the SEC as chief counsel for its crypto task force. Lindman succeeds Michael Selig, who left the position to chair the CFTC as both agencies move toward a coordinated regulatory approach. Appointed under Commissioner Hester Peirce, Lindman is expected to leverage his five years of experience in oracle networks and smart contracts to modernize U.S. digital asset oversight. Former Chainlink Labs deputy general counsel Taylor Lindman joined the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Monday. Lindman will serve as the chief counsel for the agency’s crypto task force, succeeding…
Strategy (MSTR) purchased 592 BTC last week for $39.8 million, bringing its total holdings to 717,722 BTC with an unrealised loss of approximately $7 billion. BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR) expanded its Ethereum position by 51,162 ETH, now controlling 3.66% of the total supply with over 3 million ETH staked. Despite ETH falling to $1,918 and BTC trading near $66,000, both firms continue to accumulate, citing attractive entry points and long-term utility. Strategy (MSTR) added 592 Bitcoin last week, spending about US$39.8 million (AU$55 million), funded entirely through common stock sales, according to a US SEC filing. The purchase price averaged…
Bitcoin price dipped to $62,800 amid the latest market weakness. Analysts say $60,000 is key to the bulls’ short-term picture. BTC could dip to $50,000 amid a bear cross pattern. Bitcoin’s price slide gathered momentum on Tuesday, with fresh losses to under $63,000 as the cryptocurrency’s vulnerability to macroeconomic pressures and global uncertainties continued. Trading volume surged 25% as investors reacted to a confluence of events, and top altcoins followed suit. Bitcoin drops below $63,000 Bitcoin extended its losses to lows of $62,700 on Tuesday, bringing total declines to nearly 29% in the past month. The benchmark digital asset’s latest…
NYDIG says capital is concentrating around blockchain projects tied to financial infrastructure rather than broad industry disruption. Bitcoin and select financial-focused networks are strengthening as alternative narratives struggle to gain traction. The firm argues that blockchain’s core strengths are better suited to monetary functions than most consumer or enterprise applications. NYDIG says the range of crypto projects capable of drawing sustained investor interest is contracting as the sector matures, arguing that this shift may clarify which assets are built to last. In a recent note, research head Greg Cipolaro wrote that the industry’s “investable universe” is narrowing to applications that…