South Korea Probes Bithumb After $40 Billion Bitcoin Accounting Error
South Korean regulators are investigating Bithumb after an internal accounting error credited roughly 620,000 BTC to user balances, briefly allowing real Bitcoin withdrawals before controls intervened.
Bitcoin’s Genesis Address Receives $180K — Why the “Satoshi Nakamoto Wallet” Narrative Keeps Returning
A $180,000 Bitcoin transfer to the network’s genesis address triggered renewed speculation about a Satoshi Nakamoto wallet. The transaction, however, offers no evidence of activity or control by Bitcoin’s creator.
China Crypto Crackdown: Why Beijing Is Closing Loopholes, Not Launching a New Ban
China’s latest crypto headlines do not signal a new crackdown. Instead, regulators are tightening and clarifying how long-standing restrictions apply to stablecoins, offshore issuance, and asset tokenization.
Wallet Drains via Fake dYdX Packages Show How Crypto Attacks Are Shifting Off-Chain
Malicious software packages posing as dYdX-related tools were used to drain user wallets without exploiting any protocol vulnerability. The incident highlights how crypto supply chain attacks increasingly target off-chain software rather than smart contracts.
Bitcoin Survival Depends on Belief, Not Price
Bitcoin’s prolonged weakness after the October crash has shifted investor focus away from short-term price targets. This article examines Bitcoin survival as a question of belief, participation, and relevance rather than technical failure or recovery timelines.
