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Conor Grogan, Coinbase’s head of product, says there’s a slight possibility that Thursday’s $8.6 billion Bitcoin transfer — involving eight wallets untouched for over 14 years — was the ...
On July 4, eight Bitcoin wallets originally funded in April and May 2011 - each transferred 10,000 BTC to new addresses.
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Cryptopolitan on MSNCoinbase hacker goes long ETH as it hits $3,700On-chain data shows that the hacker responsible for looting over $300 million from Coinbase users has gone long on Ethereum ...
A new phishing scam seems to be popping up every month, which can make it hard to stay alert. While some of these scams are ...
Lookonchain tracked these transactions, totaling $8.7 billion, distributed across unknown wallets in a series of high-value ...
A dormant stash of 80,009 Bitcoin worth $8.6 billion was moved on July 4 after 14 years of inactivity, sparking a flurry of theories.
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Cryptopolitan on MSNBitcoin whale moves $8.6 billion in BTC, likely for address upgrade, not sellingAccording to blockchain intelligence firm Arkham, the Bitcoin whale who recently moved $8.6 billion in BTC for the first time in over 14 years likely has no intention to sell. The firm believes the ...
U.S. authorities transferred $1 billion worth of bitcoin recovered from a dark web hack to new wallet addresses, including one owned by Coinbase, on Wednesday, stoking investor fears that intense ...
The hackers behind last week’s massive Twitter security breach made off with more than $100,000 through their Bitcoin giveaway scam. But it could have been much worse. In a preliminary effort to ...
Coinbase says it prevented the transfer of $280,000 in Bitcoin (BTC) during a recent cryptocurrency scam on Twitter that compromised dozens of high-profile accounts. On July 15, Twitter accounts ...
Coinbase chief information security officer (CISO), Philip Martin, told Forbes that had the 1,100 users completed their transactions, the total would have amounted to 30.4 bitcoin or about $280,000.
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