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Bitcoin Bridge Hack: Billions in Tokens Minted Illegally
A hacker exploited Symbiosis’s Bitcoin bridge to mint billions of unbacked syBTC tokens, cashing out significant funds. This incident follows similar issues with Liquid and Nomic, highlighting ongoing security risks in cross-chain bridges.
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Ether ETFs Attract $216M as Bitcoin Funds See More Outflows
While spot Bitcoin ETFs posted their fourth straight day of outflows with $13.29 million in redemptions, Ether ETFs attracted a strong $216.41 million, extending their positive streak to a fourth consecutive week. The data shows institutional investors are still active in crypto but are actively rotating capital from Bitcoin into Ethereum.
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Ethereum Surges Past Bitcoin: ETF Inflows Signal Market Shift
Ethereum has climbed to $2,511, fueled by $216 million in ETF inflows, while Bitcoin trades at $77,229 amid sustained outflows. This divergence signals a maturing crypto market where institutional investors are actively rotating between assets, with Ethereum emerging as the new favorite.
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Revolut Data Breach Exposes Bitcoin Users: What Happened
Fintech giant Revolut confirmed that customer KYC documents and Bitcoin transaction data were exposed after attackers impersonated a government domain. Onchain investigator ZachXBT suggested the attack may have targeted high-net-worth crypto holders, highlighting ongoing risks of centralized platforms.
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Bitcoin Holds at $77,280: ETF Flows, US Regulation & Security Risks
Bitcoin is holding strong at $77,280 as ETF inflows, US regulatory developments, and security concerns shape the crypto market. Here’s what investors need to watch this week.
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Blockstream Refuses Ransom: Inside the Liquid Bitcoin Exploit
Blockstream has refused to pay a ransom demanded by the hacker behind the Liquid sidechain exploit, which still holds around 600 BTC. The network has resumed transactions, but peg-outs remain disabled as recovery efforts continue. The incident highlights the importance of self-custody and strong security practices for all Bitcoin holders.
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Ether ETFs Surge with $216M Inflows While Bitcoin ETFs Bleed
U.S. Ether ETFs pulled in $216.41 million on Friday, marking a fourth straight week of net inflows, while Bitcoin ETFs extended a four-day outflow streak. The split reveals how institutional investors are actively rotating between BTC and ETH.
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Fed Rate Hike September 16: Will Crypto Rally Survive?
With Fed rate hike odds surging to 86% for the September 16 FOMC meeting, Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP face a major macro test. Here’s what traders are watching and how to prepare your portfolio.
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Revolut Data Breach: Bitcoin Users’ Info Exposed
Revolut confirmed it handed over passports, selfies, and Bitcoin transaction histories to an imposter posing as a government agency. The targeted breach exposes serious risks for crypto users relying on centralized platforms—and highlights the importance of self-custody.
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Goldman Sachs Flips to Rate Hike as Bitcoin Stalls Below $80K
Goldman Sachs has reversed its Federal Reserve forecast, now expecting a 25-basis-point rate hike next week. With Bitcoin stalling under $80,000, here’s what the macro shift means for crypto holders and how to navigate the volatility.