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Zero-Knowledge Tech Could End Bridge Hacks Forever
Researchers at Americanfortress have unveiled a zero-knowledge cryptographic framework that could make blockchain bridge hacks economically unviable. The system proves ownership without exposing private keys and forces attackers to risk their own funds, potentially solving one of crypto’s biggest security challenges.
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Vitalik Buterin’s Ethereum 2030 Roadmap: What’s Next
Vitalik Buterin reveals Ethereum’s 2030 roadmap, transforming the network from a simple blockchain into a full digital ecosystem. Discover the key upgrades, from ZK proofs to Layer-2 scaling, and what they mean for ETH holders.
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Bitget Hack Update: $387.5M Stolen, Withdrawals Restart Soon
Bitget has raised its hack estimate to $387.5 million and announced a staged withdrawal restart beginning with Bitcoin on September 28. The exchange confirmed the vulnerability has been fixed and outlined recovery steps through October 2.
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1,700 Bitcoin Moved From Coinbase Institutional: What It Means
Approximately 1,700 Bitcoin worth $142 million was transferred from a Coinbase Institutional wallet to an unknown address. The move highlights growing institutional involvement in crypto and raises questions about asset management strategies in the evolving Bitcoin market.
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Capital B Accelerates Bitcoin Accumulation Strategy
French company Capital B is accelerating its Bitcoin buying strategy, now holding 3,525 BTC valued at $299 million. This move signals growing institutional confidence in Bitcoin as a corporate treasury asset and reflects a broader trend of public companies adopting digital assets.
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Crypto Market Update: ETF Inflows Surge as Bitget Prepares to Resume Withdrawals
Crypto ETFs are seeing renewed inflows from institutional investors, signaling strong long-term confidence. Meanwhile, Bitget is preparing to resume withdrawals after a major security breach, highlighting the ongoing importance of self-custody and choosing reputable exchanges.
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Coinbase CEO Predicts Bitcoin Will Reach $400,000 by 2030
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong still believes Bitcoin could hit $400,000 by 2030, citing the halving cycle and historical bull runs. Here’s what drives his bold forecast.
