Has the Bitcoin Moved?

12 hours ago

BitGo CEO Mike Belshe challenges Anthropic's claims about AI hacking capabilities by putting 100 BTC in a wallet.
The 100 BTC are secured by BitGo's institutional multi-signature custody system.
Belshe dares AI to prove its hacking skills by actually moving the coins from the wallet.
A public page tracks the wallet address on the Bitcoin ledger every 60 seconds and will notify users if the coins move.
Users can sign up for a single email alert if the coins are ever moved.

NFTs are like a Google Sheet: each project is a sheet, each NFT is a row with a name and an ID.
The creator has special permissions; users can mint new tokens by paying a fee, getting a random unassigned ID.
Once all tokens are minted, no more can be created; users can sell their tokens by changing the owner name in the row.

A vulnerability in a March 2021 Coldcard firmware release enabled attackers to drain bitcoin from thousands of wallets by reproducing keys generated with weak software-based randomness.
Three distinct attack waves have swept 1,367 bitcoin (nearly $89 million) from 4,585 addresses, with the latest wave targeting smaller balances and using more complex, harder-to-trace transaction patterns.
Galaxy Research believes each wave is the work of a single operator but cannot determine if the same attacker is behind all three due to blockchain limitations.

Samsung Wallet is adding native stablecoin support, demoing Circle’s USDC alongside payment cards, hotel keys, and loyalty points at Galaxy Unpacked.
This move is a strategic direction with no launch date, confirmed stablecoin issuers, or blockchain support yet, but builds on six years of crypto infrastructure since 2019.
The distribution advantage lies in Samsung’s billion-device install base, positioning stablecoins for mainstream use without requiring users to download separate apps.

OpenAI has encrypted Codex agent instructions, causing developer concerns about debugging and auditing difficulties.
Anthropic's Claude AI shows varying values and expressions across different languages, such as Hindi and Arabic.
New York has paused datacenter constructions over 50 MW to establish environmental and ratepayer protection rules.

A fake Tronscan blockchain explorer appeared as the #1 search result on DuckDuckGo, prompting users to connect their wallet and leading to a drainer.
Attackers exploit SEO on Bing and DuckDuckGo to rank phishing sites high, using gateway domains that silently redirect to rotating phishing pages.
The drainer scans victims' wallets after connection, requesting approval for unlimited TRC-20 tokens and claiming TRX via smart contracts.

NFTs are like a Google Sheet: each project is a sheet, each NFT is a row with a name and an ID.
The creator has special permissions; users can mint new tokens by paying a fee, getting a random unassigned ID.
Once all tokens are minted, no more can be created; users can sell their tokens by changing the owner name in the row.

A vulnerability in a March 2021 Coldcard firmware release enabled attackers to drain bitcoin from thousands of wallets by reproducing keys generated with weak software-based randomness.
Three distinct attack waves have swept 1,367 bitcoin (nearly $89 million) from 4,585 addresses, with the latest wave targeting smaller balances and using more complex, harder-to-trace transaction patterns.
Galaxy Research believes each wave is the work of a single operator but cannot determine if the same attacker is behind all three due to blockchain limitations.

Samsung Wallet is adding native stablecoin support, demoing Circle’s USDC alongside payment cards, hotel keys, and loyalty points at Galaxy Unpacked.
This move is a strategic direction with no launch date, confirmed stablecoin issuers, or blockchain support yet, but builds on six years of crypto infrastructure since 2019.
The distribution advantage lies in Samsung’s billion-device install base, positioning stablecoins for mainstream use without requiring users to download separate apps.

OpenAI has encrypted Codex agent instructions, causing developer concerns about debugging and auditing difficulties.
Anthropic's Claude AI shows varying values and expressions across different languages, such as Hindi and Arabic.
New York has paused datacenter constructions over 50 MW to establish environmental and ratepayer protection rules.

A fake Tronscan blockchain explorer appeared as the #1 search result on DuckDuckGo, prompting users to connect their wallet and leading to a drainer.
Attackers exploit SEO on Bing and DuckDuckGo to rank phishing sites high, using gateway domains that silently redirect to rotating phishing pages.
The drainer scans victims' wallets after connection, requesting approval for unlimited TRC-20 tokens and claiming TRX via smart contracts.

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