Two block Bitcoin fork shows the risk of enforcing rules too early

Bitcoin’s BIP-110 enforcement fork split at block 961,632 but has been frozen at two blocks ever since, while the main network is hundreds ahead. With miner support under three percent, the branch offers spectacle more than substance, and ordinary users stay on the dominant chain.

Bitcoin Theft Linked to Coldcard Devices Reaches Fourth Wave

A fourth wave of Coldcard-related thefts is unfolding, with researchers spotting activity in real time as transactions moved through the mempool. The incident now approaches 1,800 BTC across more than 5,200 addresses, while attacker behavior continues to shift across each wave.

Strategy Turns to Bitcoin Sales to Support Preferred Dividends

Strategy has sold approximately $218.4 million of bitcoin during 2026 to help fund preferred-stock dividends. Its $8.22 billion quarterly loss was mainly an unrealized accounting markdown, not an equivalent cash loss.

Why Bitcoin Developers Are Divided Over BIP-110’s New Restrictions

Bitcoin’s BIP-110 dispute now includes developers, mining infrastructure operators and corporate advocates on both sides. The proposal would temporarily restrict several transaction methods, while critics question its technical effects, governance precedent and limited miner support.

Wallets Move, Opponents Emerge: The Dormant Bitcoin Wallet Lawsuit Evolves

The Noah Doe lawsuit has entered a new phase. Multiple wallet movements, a court-ordered stay, and the appearance of an opposing claimant have transformed the legal landscape ahead of a key July hearing.

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