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ACINQ says operators can install the security fixes without closing existing Lightning channels. The post A Bitcoin Lightning flaw could send a node’s entire balance straight to miners appeared first on CryptoSlate.

X has sued Vivek Kumar Sen and Zmyang Sherpa for running fake bitcoin headline accounts to fraudulently earn creator rewards from the platform.

Bitcoin (BTC) climbed above $85,000 for the first time since January 30. Ethereum, XRP, and altcoins also rose. Continue Reading: Bitcoin and Altcoin Rally Continues: BTC Reaches Eight-Month High! Here’s the Latest Update and Liquidations!

The post Russia Expands Regulated Crypto Access as Banks Prepare New Services appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Russia’s new crypto rules took effect on September 1, allowing qualified and non-qualified investors to trade through regulated...

Following the rise in Bitcoin, CoinMarketCap's cryptocurrency fear and greed index measured at 72. Continue Reading: Cryptocurrency Fear and Greed Index Rises! Here Are the Critical Levels

Bitcoin (BTC) briefly crossed $84,000 on September 21, its first trip to that level since January 31. The move liquidated $262.30 million of short positions in a single hour, according to CoinGlass. The asset changed hands at $83,869 at the time of...

Federal Reserve data show a large tax-date transfer, but SOFR remained five basis points below the new reserve rate. The post Bitcoin shattered $80,000 after a $148 billion US liquidity shock failed to break markets appeared first on CryptoSlate.

Crypto majors climbed alongside equity futures on Monday, with Monero's XMR up 13%, as Brent fell for a fourth straight session and traders positioned ahead of a Trump-Xi summit later this week.

Benjamin Cowen noted that the recent rise may not yet represent a definitive change in the long-term trend of the market. Continue Reading: Crypto analyst Benjamin Cowen says it’s too early to say the Bitcoin bear market is over

Data center opposition blocked or delayed 45 US projects worth $68 billion between April and June, according to research group Data Center Watch.  Public sentiment keeps souring, and statehouses are catching up with moratoriums on new construction...