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Strategy to Initiate a BTC Security Program Addressing Quantum Uncertainty

Quantum computing is moving from theory to long-term strategic considerations, and Strategy ( MSTR ) made it clear that it intends to be proactive rather than reactive during the company’s Q4 earnings call Thursday. Strategy, the largest corporate holder of bitcoin, plans to initiate a bitcoin security program to coordinate with the global cyber, crypto

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Solana Foundation’s Lily Liu calls for a focus on funding as crypto prices fall

Blockchains should focus on their original purpose: finance, Solana Foundation President Lily Liu wrote on X-Thursday, rejecting years of narratives that tried to frame the technology as a generalized replacement for the modern Internet. “Blockchains have always been and will always be technology for finance,” Liu wrote, describing financialization and open capital markets as the

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Sovcombank launches bitcoin-backed loans for Russian miners and companies

Sovcombank, the ninth-largest Russian bank by assets, said it became the first financial institution in the country to offer bitcoin-backed loans to individuals and companies that legally own digital assets. The move follows a pilot program by state-owned Sberbank, which in late December deployed the first such product to mining company Intelion Data. While crypto-secured

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Bitcoin rises to $65,000 after $700 million in early Friday liquidation

Bitcoin bounced back strongly in Asia on Friday after a new wave of selling briefly pushed the token towards $60,000, extending a brutal slide that has now sent the world’s biggest cryptocurrency more than 50% below its October peak. BTC fell as much as 4.8% to around $60,033 during the late US hours before falling

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Jefferies sees few signs of a BTC bottom, but is bullish on tokens with fundamentals

Jefferies says the recent crypto selloff shows little sign of an imminent bottom, even as bitcoin and ether hover near levels that have historically drawn dive buyers. In a research note this week, the bank described the downturn as a liquidity-driven correction rather than a collapse in blockchain activity, pointing instead to continued network usage

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Has a Hidden Hedge Fund Exploded Behind Bitcoin’s Crash to $60,000?

Bitcoin’s plunge to nearly $60,000 on Thursday, down nearly 30% over 7 days, has led traders on X to begin floating theories that the sell-off was not purely macro or risk-off, but various reasons contributed to the asset’s worst one-day performance since the 2022 FTX crash. Flood, a prominent crypto trader, called it in an

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Crypto sentiment gauge hits FTX-era lows as ‘extreme fear’ hits 9

Sentiment in the crypto market sank to its gloomiest level since the FTX collapse after bitcoin’s sharp decline this week dragged prices across the board and forced a wave of deleveraging. The widely followed Crypto Fear and Greed Index fell to 9 on Friday, a reading categorized as “extreme fear” and one that has historically

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BlackRock’s bitcoin ETF (IBIT) hits $10 billion volume record, suggesting capitulation

Talk about crazy trading. On Thursday, BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund, ticked as IBIT, hit a wild record with over 284 million shares traded, as of Nasdaq data. That’s a whopping $10 billion plus in face value. To put that into perspective, it smashed the old record of 169.21 million shares from November 21st by

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