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Chainalysis says a task-scam operator lost 60 bitcoin, worth about $4.8 million, when three Ledger-associated addresses were emptied in last week’s theft. Ledger says compromised devices exposed users’ seed phrases, while investigators have reported much larger total losses.
Bitcoin’s sideways trading in the $80,000s has not stopped crypto investor Lark Davis from arguing that a new bull market may be underway. He cited whale accumulation, technical indicators and ETF-driven market changes, while identifying $57,000 as the likely cycle bottom.
A task-scam operator was among the largest victims of a Ledger wallet theft, losing more than 60 BTC, or about $4.8 million. Chainalysis said the funds were drained from three Ledger addresses after devices linked to reseller CryptoBilis were compromised.
Grayscale research says bitcoin’s one-year realized volatility has fallen to 43%, placing it within the range of some S&P 500 stocks and below 19% of index constituents. The cryptocurrency remains 35% below its record despite a strong quarter.
A reported 84 million XRP moved into exchange wallets between October 12 and 15 as the token’s price approached $1.30. The increase raises questions about potential available supply, but wallet balances cannot confirm that the tokens were sold or explain the transfers.
Bitcoin briefly dropped below $80,000 after US producer inflation surged, helping trigger $939.24 million in crypto liquidations. Traders cut Bitcoin’s odds of reaching $100,000 by Christmas, while upcoming options expiries concentrate risk around $78,000 and $95,000.
Ledger has asked resellers across six Southeast Asian countries and Hong Kong to suspend hardware-wallet sales while it investigates tampered devices. A security team found an implant that could transmit recovery phrases, while suspected losses exceed $86 million.
Character.AI has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and is seeking a court-supervised sale, with Disney offering $20 million as the opening bidder. The app remains online for now, but the company says it will be shut down if no buyer commits to continuing the service.
A Bitcoin wallet that held 4,581.94 BTC since March 2020 moved its entire balance, worth about $377 million, to five new addresses. The transfer ended six years of dormancy, but blockchain data does not identify the owner or show whether the coins are being sold.
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Ledger says LTE-enabled implants in wallets sold through CryptoBilis captured customers’ recovery phrases and transmitted them over cellular networks. CryptoBilis halted sales, while Trezor and OneKey removed the reseller from their authorized networks.
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A Bitcoin wallet that received 4,582 BTC days before the March 2020 crash has transferred the coins, now worth about $377.6 million, to five addresses. The move could precede selling, but it may also be an internal transfer, and the purpose remains unclear.
Ledger says every confirmed case in last week’s suspected wallet-draining incident involved devices sold by reseller CryptoBilis. The company says its systems and direct sales channels were unaffected, while investigators have traced more than $86 million in suspected losses.
ARK Invest is standing by its five-year Bitcoin outlook despite a flat-to-down year. Lorenzo Valente discussed the firm’s 2030 thesis, Bitcoin as digital gold and permissionless money, stablecoins, tokenization and the factors keeping some institutions cautious.
Ledger says confirmed CryptoBilis cases are limited to devices sold by the authorized reseller, as blockchain firms traced up to $93.2 million in stolen crypto. Tether froze $10 million in USDT, while Ledger urged affected customers to move assets to newly generated wallets.
Jeonbuk Bank has launched South Korea’s first reported traditional bank loans backed by bitcoin, offering won-denominated credit exclusively to companies. Bitcoin will be held by a registered third-party custodian, with court-ordered sales planned if borrowers default.
DWF-linked firms DWF Maas and Falcon Digital are suing BitGo for $141 million in London, alleging the custodian sold discounted, locked-up tokens early and damaged their value. BitGo declined to comment, and the allegations have not yet been tested in court.
