BTC dropped under $82,000 Wednesday after September's CPI came in above forecasts, pushing Treasury yields higher and hitting speculative assets.
The hardware wallet manufacturer has confirmed reports of an LTE implant in wallets sold by a Southeast Asian reseller, while a European reseller has halted sales.
Bitcoin traders are running scared in October, with the Crypto Fear and Greed Index dropping more than 10 points as ETFs bled $386.3 million in the month to date.
The hardware wallet manufacturer has asked reseller CryptoBilis to pause sales, and told anyone who bought from it recently not to set up their device.
Ethereum Foundation research Justin Drake warned that AI could crack ECDSA before quantum computers, urging the crypto industry to plan for "bunker mode."
Bitcoin had a rough morning Wednesday, dropping to under $83,000 as oil topped $101 and the 30-year Treasury yield hit its highest level since 2002.
The Solana Foundation has launched open-source escrow program Solana DvP with input from JPMorgan—but inflows to SOL treasuries are slowing.
Strategy, Metaplanet, Strive and Bitmine are all boosting their holdings, with Michael Saylor's firm again setting a record for its stash.
Bitcoin shot to highs above $86,000 Friday morning on macro moves, before retracing—here's what the charts are saying.
October is known in crypto circles for its historically stellar performance, and Bitcoin is entering the month on the back of a surprisingly upbeat September.
Bitcoin popped above $85,000 before steadying above $84,000 after the Fed's favorite inflation gauge came in cooler than expected.
Bitcoin is on course for its best September since 2013 with one day to go—is the curse of the "Red September" finally broken?
