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Circle perpetuates the Arc blockchain against quantum threats

Move over, legacy crypto. Circle’s Arc Layer 1 blockchain, designed for stablecoin financing and institutional use, will debut with quantum resistance features designed to survive a future in which traditional blockchains could collapse under quantum attacks. “On mainnet, Arc will introduce a post-quantum signature system, providing users with a practical design path to create quantum-resistant […]

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Bitcoin must retake $75,000 or risk annihilation at $10,000, analyst says

A familiar voice returns with a familiar and controversial call for Bitcoin BTC$68,976.96. Mike McGlone, senior commodities strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, reiterates that bitcoin could fall to $10,000. But this time, he set a very clear limit: $75,000. If Bitcoin recovers and maintains this level decisively, the bearish thesis fails. If not, McGlone believes the

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Why the mind-blowing physics of quantum computing is terrifying for bitcoin and crypto

This week, Google published a paper describing how a quantum computer could theoretically derive a Bitcoin private key in 9 minutes, with ramifications that extend to Ethereum, other tokens, private banking, and potentially everything in the world. Quantum computing is easy to confuse with a faster version of a classical computer. But it’s not about

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Polymarket withdraws controversial Iran bailout markets after intense backlash

Polymarket has removed a betting market linked to the rescue of U.S. military personnel in Iran, after intense backlash and criticism from lawmakers over the weekend. The market allowed users to bet on when the United States would confirm the rescue of two airmen after an F-15E fighter jet was shot down over Iran. The

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Bitcoin is now leading the Fed rather than reacting to it. ETFs are the cause

Bitcoin may no longer move in sync with Federal Reserve policy, according to a new report from Binance Research, which highlights a structural shift driven by spot exchange-traded funds. For years, crypto markets reacted strongly to interest rate signals, with bitcoin falling when central banks tightened monetary policy. This trend now appears to be breaking

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AI Breaks Crypto Security by Making Hacks Cheaper and Easier, Warns Ledger CTO

Crypto platforms – and investors – have long suffered from hacker attacks and exploits. Today, artificial intelligence (AI) is making this threat even worse. That’s the view of Charles Guillemet, chief technology officer at crypto wallet provider Ledger, who said the cybersecurity economy is collapsing as AI tools make attacks on systems faster and cheaper.

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BTC enters April at its most hated level since the start of the war

Bitcoin is trading at $67,100 on Sunday, roughly stable over the weekend, but the mood around this topic is the worst since the start of the Iranian conflict on February 28. Sentiment data released on Saturday shows that comments about Bitcoin on social media reached a ratio of five bearish messages to four bullish messages,

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Drift claims $270 million exploit was North Korean intelligence operation that lasted six months

A six-month intelligence operation preceded the $270 million Drift Protocol exploitation and was carried out by a group affiliated with the North Korean state, according to a detailed incident update released by the team earlier Sunday. The attackers first made contact around fall 2025 at a major crypto conference, posing as a quant trading company

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