Bitcoin’s price has fallen more than 22% from its all-time high of over $109,000, recorded on January 20, the day of US President Donald Trump’s inauguration. The sharp decline has sparked concerns among investors, with several key technical indicators signaling bearish momentum.The downturn comes as new liquidity inflows slow, which has prompted speculation that the latest bull cycle may be coming to an end.
Romania and Poland each reported increased Russian disinformation activity ahead of their presidential elections, with authorities warning the Kremlin-backed network Doppelgänger is actively attempting to influence voter…
Cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase said it was the victim of an extortion attempt involving stolen data and is offering $20 million for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the perpetrator.
German police have seized infrastructure belonging to the cryptocurrency platform eXch and confiscated more than $30 million worth of digital currency.
A cyber espionage group with suspected links to Chinese-speaking state-sponsored hacking groups targeted software service providers and military firms in Taiwan and South Korea in several supply chain attacks,.
A private hospital in the Russian republic of Chuvashia experienced a multi-day disruption this week likely linked to a cyberattack claimed by a pro-Ukraine hacker group.
Bitcoin price started a fresh increase and tested the $105,000 zone. BTC is now consolidating gains while Ethereum rallied toward the $2,750 resistance.