Foundry USA asked its mining customers to signal their support for BIP-110, an actively debated proposal seeking to shrink the amount of data that can be stored in a Bitcoin transaction.
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Foundry USA asked its mining customers to signal their support for BIP-110, an actively debated proposal seeking to shrink the amount of data that can be stored in a Bitcoin transaction.
Bitcoin (BTC) investors are back in aggregate profit, but onchain data suggests it’s too early to confirm a new bull market.Key points:Bitcoin supply profitability is improving, but the...
Read moreKey TakeawaysAn Argentine deregulation bill lets investment funds buy digital assets, unlocking billions in potential demand.The draft approves the full tokenization of negotiable securities to create faster and...
Read moreMichael Saylor’s Strategy announced the launch of the Bitcoin Security Consortium, a group of financial institutions and Bitcoin companies supporting the long-term quantum security of the Bitcoin network.The...
Read moreKey TakeawaysHacken reported $763.9 million extracted across 67 Web3 security incidents in Q2 2026.Over 88% of total losses shifted from smart contract flaws to operational and key management...
Read moreBitcoin (BTC) held higher on Wednesday as crypto and risk assets continued to brush off US-Iran war tensions.Key points:Bitcoin limits its comedown from five-week highs despite fresh escalation...
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