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Crypto Exchange Bitget Says Hackers Stole $352 Million (opens the original)
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Crypto exchange Bitget reported an estimated $351.6 million in unauthorized transfers from some of its wallets and temporarily suspended withdrawals. “User funds are safe,” Chief Executive Gracy Chen said in a post on X early Friday in Singapore. “The full amount of this loss falls within the coverage of Bitget’s User Protection Fund, which currently holds over $464 million.” [SECURITY NOTICE] Bitget Hot Wallet Incident — September 24, 2026 At 18:31 UTC on September 24, 2026, Bitget’s security s
Bitcoin Leads Crypto Back Above $3 Trillion as Risk Builds (opens the original)
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(Bloomberg) -- Digital assets have reclaimed $3 trillion in market value for the first time since January after Bitcoin's stunning rally, but traders are also piling into leveraged bets in perpetual futures, increasing the risk of rapid price swings. Paramount to Settle Lawsuits, Paving Way for Warner Bros. Stocks Jump on AI Optimism as AMD Tops $1 Trillion: Markets Wrap Qatar Energy Chief Says Bessent 'Wrong' About Hormuz Future AI Risk Is Everywhere and It's Making Billion Dollar Funds Nervous
A $320 Million Hack Exposes the Cracks in Crypto’s Plumbing (opens the original)
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(Bloomberg) -- The $320 million hack of the Bitcoin-linked Liquid Network is another dent to crypto's reputation as the industry tries to convince banks and institutional investors that digital assets can become part of mainstream financial infrastructure. Indonesia's Richest Family Moves More Than $1 Billion Offshore Trump Says Canada's Dollar 'Imbalance' With US Is Unacceptable Canada Hits US Imports With Tariffs, Intensifying Trade War Sapporo Beer Moving Production to US From Canada on Tarif
Hacked Canadian bitcoin wallet maker warns AI failed to detect bug (opens the original)
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The company at the centre of a bitcoin hack has warned that artificial intelligence failed to detect the software flaw that was exploited to steal users’ funds, now estimated at US$130 million. Canada-based Coinkite Inc., whose affected Coldcard wallets were drained late last week, said the vulnerability the hackers discovered “is a warning for every company building Bitcoin hardware and software, not only us.” Firms using AI to monitor security-critical code should undertake immediate reviews,
Hackers hit bitcoin's safest hiding place in ongoing attack (opens the original)
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Hackers have absconded with more than US$100 million worth of Bitcoin from thousands of supposedly secure accounts in recent days, setting up another scandal for investors who have been repeatedly preyed upon by thieves in the sector. The latest missing money stems from a software flaw in what’s known as a “cold” Bitcoin wallet hosted by Canada-based Coinkite Inc. Cold wallets have physical hardware associated with them alongside private passwords, or “keys,” intended to add an extra layer of se
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