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Exodus launches Exodus Pay, a feature that lets users spend crypto directly from its wallet app. The rollout is limited to five U.S. states, including New York and California. The company says the feature aims to reduce reliance on third-party payment platforms.
A Bitcoin developer has built a quantum-resistant wallet recovery tool using zk-STARK proofs, protecting funds during an emergency soft fork.
Lightning Labs CTO Olaoluwa Osuntokun demos a prototype that could prevent millions of wallets from being frozen under a future quantum-defense upgrade
Bitcoin Depot disclosed that hackers stole about $3.7 million in bitcoin from company-controlled wallets. Bitcoin Depot disclosed that hackers stole about $3.7 million in bitcoin from company-controlled wallets after gaining access to internal credentials tied to its crypto settlement accounts.
Bitcoin transfers are public, but that doesn’t mean they’re simple to read. A wallet address by itself says very little. What matters is the history behind it: where coins came from, how they moved, and whether they touched wallets linked to theft,
Bitcoin Depot says hackers stole 50.9 Bitcoin worth $3.7 million after accessing internal systems, while customer accounts and data remained unaffected.
Nunchuk released open-source Bitcoin agent tools that let AI help manage wallets under strict policy-based limits while keeping humans in full control of spending authority.
The number of Bitcoin addresses with holdings worth at least $1m declined from 148,084 at the start of the year to 127,494 by the end of March.