Revolut confirms two customer data breaches in September
Revolut says customer data was breached twice in September via a social engineering attack on former broker DriveWealth.
Revolut says customer data was breached twice in September via a social engineering attack on former broker DriveWealth.
Bitcoin bulls are awaiting a $15 billion options expiry on Friday, with prices near $84,258 as traders target $100,000.
Bitcoin slipped to $82,873 before bouncing to $84,380, holding above a key support zone between $81,517 and $82,833.
Chris Giancarlo argues that fiscal and monetary policies strengthen Bitcoin's case, with rate hikes supporting its value proposition.
James Seyffart explains how wirehouse rules keep advisor wealth from Bitcoin ETFs, and how a small allocation shift could drive demand.
Santiago Capital CEO Brent Johnson argues Bitcoin is the best pure-play asset tied to rising global liquidity, and discusses dollar system, stablecoins, andβ¦
BloFin Research says five layers β stablecoins, tokenization, RWA perps, prediction markets and value accrual β will shape the next crypto bull run.
Wallets holding 100-1000 BTC added 113,950 BTC since July, but a rise in the 10-year yield to 5% pushed Bitcoin below $84K.
Bitcoin declined as oil prices recovered and rate hike bets intensified after strong US PMI data.
StarkWare's AI-assisted challenge cut quantum-safe Bitcoin cost estimates by 79%, from $320 to about $66, after faster RTX 4090 benchmark runs.
Jim Cramer outlined his investing rules while Inverse Cramer traders question his consistency, pointing to moves like selling Bitcoin then advising to buy.
The US Treasury's 5-year note auction priced at 5.033%, the highest yield since 2006, as demand weakened, pressuring risk assets like bitcoin.
US spot bitcoin ETFs saw nearly $1 billion in net inflows on Monday, pushing year-to-date flows positive for the first time since April.
Bitcoin slid 2% to $84,357 as the 10-year Treasury yield topped 5% for the first time since 2007; the U.S. Treasury announced up to $6 billion in buybacks.
A Bitwise report found none of 15 institutions cut crypto holdings during a 50% slide; several bought more. Most view Bitcoin as a store of value.