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it's always cool to see real money secured by miniscript in the wild! this ~61.8 BTC input could be spent by either two signatures from a set of three keys, plus 3 from a another set of six keys, or a separate 2-of-3 quorum after ~36 days worth of blocks have elapsed.

THREE NEW BITCOIN CORE VULNERABILITIES DISCOVERED, INCLUDING BUG ALLOWING ATTACKERS TO REMOTELY CRASH NODES One flaw lets malicious peers crash Bitcoin nodes running Windows, macOS, or BSD by exhausting memory. Linux nodes are unaffected by this attack. Another allows attackers to gradually exhaust node memory, while a third could corrupt blockchain undo data. Two flaws were discovered by AI-powered @ProjectLoupe at @spiral_xyz, with one independently identified by @L0RINC. Fixes are available in Bitcoin Core 29.5, 30.4, 31.2, and 32.1, though certain configurations remain vulnerable to the third issue.

A Bitcoin treasury company (@Datavault_ai $DVLT) just crashed because they informed investors that they haven't been able to withdraw BTC from the exchange (@BiconomyCom) that is holding all their treasury funds after 4 months of transfer requests.

한국 2위 가상자산 거래소 빗썸, 보안 침해 확인 연합뉴스에 따르면, 한국의 2위 가상자산 거래소인 빗썸이 외부인이 내부 모바일 그룹웨어 시스템에 무단 접속하여 개인정보가 유출되었음을 확인했다고 밝힘. 빗썸은 지난 10월 27일에 해당 사건을 인지했으며, 고객 정보의 유출 여부를 조사 중임. 미래에셋자산운용과 대신증권 등 한국의 다른 금융기관 두 곳도 사이버 침해를 당한 것으로 확인됨. 대신증권은 고객 38,490명의 개인 및 신용 정보가 유출되었다고 공시함. 한국 금융감독원(FSS)은 해당 사건들을 조사 중임.

Strategy has repurchased $205M of $STRC. As of 10/25/26, we hold 848,517 $BTC and $5.1B of USD Assets. $MSTR strategy.com/press/strategy-…

Those who are opposed to corporations and favor government do not realize that government is simply the largest, most monopolistic corporation of all and it has a monopoly on violence.

The eCash hard fork is launching in 6 days On Bitcoin’s 18th birthday, every BTC holder will receive free ECX So here’s a documentary that explains why @Truthcoin decided to launch this fork and how it’s different from Bitcoin Time stamps: 0:00 Teaser 0:54 Title 1:45 Act I: The Announcement 3:39 Act II: The Derangements 9:52 Act III: How Drivechains Work 14:32 Thunder & zSide 18:21 Act IV: Paul Is Right 19:08 Paul vs. the Lightning Crowd (TABConf 7) 22:14 Paul Sztorc vs. Peter Todd 24:47 Alex Gladstein vs. Paul Sztorc 27:04 Act V: October 31, 2026 34:00 Credits

This is a CIA tool Bitchat has the exact architectural characteristics of a modern intelligence tool. 🚨. A billionaire who uses his resources to build this but then ask yourself why would he make it completely free and open-source and NOT Monetize it ? Because the value is in the data he’s collecting . It ensures maximum adoption among protest movements and dissidents globally.🚨🚨 The CIA has a history of creating secure communication apps for dissidents. Remember "Signal"? It was developed by Open Whisper Systems, which received funding from the US government (via the Open Technology Fund, which is linked to the Broadcasting Board of Governors, a US agency).🚨🚨 The US government has a vested interest in providing dissidents in countries like Iran, China, and Russia with tools to organize and communicate securely to undermine those governments.🚨🚨 Even if Bitchat evades internet surveillance, it creates a physical mesh network of Bluetooth devices. 🚨🚨 Intelligence agencies can deploy "Bluetooth sniffers" in protest areas to map the mesh network, track devices, and identify clusters of protesters. 🚨 you are literally broadcasting your location and connections via radio frequency (Bluetooth), which is much easier to track locally than internet traffic. 🚨 The app LOOKS like its against remote internet surveillance, but it makes users highly visible to local physical surveillance (Bluetooth tracking). If you are a state intelligence agency (like the CIA or NSA), and you want to identify dissidents in a specific city, you want them to use an app that creates a detectable Bluetooth mesh network. You can then drive around with a receiver and map the network.🚨 Bitchat claims "no central servers." But it uses Nostr for global reach. Nostr relies on relays, which are servers. If the CIA or NSA runs Nostr relays (which they easily can, as they run Tor nodes), they can collect metadata and messages that are routed through those relays. 🚨 So while it's decentralized, it's not serverless. It just uses volunteer-run relays, which intelligence agencies can🚨🚨 and do operate. It's a honeypot for dissidents. You give them a way to communicate that bypasses the internet, but you track them via the radio frequency emissions of their phones. This is the same pattern as Tor. The US Navy created Tor to protect intelligence communications, but it also became a way to track dissidents who use it, because the exit nodes are largely controlled by intelligence agencies. Internet surveillance is hard for the NSA when end-to-end encryption is used. They have to break the encryption or compromise the endpoints. But if you convince dissidents to use Bluetooth mesh networks, they are broadcasting their presence and their connections continuously via radio frequency. The NSA/CIA can deploy mobile Bluetooth sniffers (drones, vehicles, even aircraft) to map the mesh network in real-time. They don't need to read the encrypted messages. They just need to see which devices are talking to which other devices. The metadata (who is connected to whom) is transmitted in the clear (Bluetooth advertising packets).

Longing $BTC here with size. Current price: $80,220

코인 과세가 또 미뤄져도 USDT로 받은 "외주비"와 자녀에게 준 "비트코인"은 이미 과세 대상입니다.

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