NOW: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says Coinbase has blocked transfers to compromised wallets and offered help to Binance. “Moments like this call for the industry to work…
Cointelegraph Published: 2026-10-30 01:27 UTC Collected: 2026-10-30 01:53 UTC Original language: Not supplied by source Archived record. This is not a live update.
⚡️ NOW: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says Coinbase has blocked transfers to compromised wallets and offered help to Binance.
“Moments like this call for the industry to work together.” https://t.co/R…
⚡️ NOW: Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong says Coinbase has blocked transfers to compromised wallets and offered help to Binance.
“Moments like this call for the industry to work together.” https://t.co/R4eqtD704W
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⚡️️ UPDATE: Around 35.4% of Bitcoin’s supply, or 7.12 million $BTC, has publicly exposed keys that could be vulnerable to future quantum attacks, including exposure linked to address reuse and exchange holdings.
⚡️ LATEST: Two Bitcoin wallets dormant since 2010 transferred a combined 100 $BTC worth approximately $6.9 million after more than 16 years of inactivity.
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