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Bitcoin Magazine examines how a potential quantum-computing attack could affect Bitcoin on-chain, moving beyond theory to consider what an attack might look like in practice. The analysis was written by Patrick Green and features Shinobi.
Nearly $18 billion in bitcoin and ether options expire Friday, including about $16 billion in bitcoin contracts. CoinDesk says the bitcoin book is call-heavy, potentially affecting dealer hedging flows and short-term crypto volatility.
Bitcoin reached $86,000 as major cryptocurrencies extended their gains and leading altcoins set new all-time highs. Decrypt also reported ETF buying interest while Brent and WTI oil prices declined.
EU supervisors warn that quantum computing could weaken blockchain security. Bitcoin developers are weighing a draft migration plan, while Ethereum is targeting 2029 to address the potential threat.
Bitcoin traded near $86,000 as gains narrowed across digital assets. Bitcoin Cash rose 32% in 24 hours following a CME futures listing, while Brent crude fell below $100.
Cointelegraph reported that on-chain signals have confirmed a new Bitcoin bull market. The analysis flagged $90,000 as a potential profit-taking area, creating a possible risk for BTC’s ongoing advance.
Bitcoin’s 10% September gain has put it on track for a rare three-month sequence of monthly advances, a streak CoinDesk says would be the cryptocurrency’s first since 2012 if sustained through month-end.
Four decade-old Bitcoin wallets moved 1,971 BTC worth about $161 million between September 6 and September 22. One transfer involved 600 BTC valued at $51.9 million, while three wallets carried “Noah Doe” lawsuit tags.
CME is adding standard and micro futures for Bitcoin Cash and Uniswap, extending its crypto derivatives lineup. Decrypt says the exchange already offers altcoin futures tied to Cardano, Chainlink, Stellar, Avalanche and Sui.
Coinbase is building adaptable Bitcoin custody infrastructure that can support whichever post-quantum signing scheme Bitcoin eventually adopts, Decrypt reports. Cryptography chief Yehuda Lindell described the approach as part of the exchange’s $250 billion custody strategy.
U.S. Bitcoin ETFs received $999 million in net inflows on Monday, their strongest one-day result since October 6, according to Farside Investors data cited by Bitcoin Magazine. The figure signals renewed demand for BTC exposure through ETF products.
Bitcoin is moving higher alongside a record Nasdaq and declining oil prices, with Iran-related hopes supporting the oil slide. Decrypt also points to a rate hike from the Federal Reserve alongside quietly expanding liquidity.
Bitcoin ETFs drew nearly $1 billion on Monday, exceeding their combined inflows for the previous week, which had been the weakest in their history. The average ETF holder also returned to profit, Decrypt reported.
Bitcoin recovered from Asian-session lows and traded near $86,000 as WTI crude fell below $90. Strong stock markets also supported risk appetite, CoinDesk reported.
