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Fresh figures from a Glassnode co-founder put more than 6 million BTC in outputs whose public keys are already visible, as Justin Drake urges crypto to prepare for AI-era threats to wallet cryptograph
Figures shared by a Glassnode co-founder point to more than 6 million bitcoin in outputs with visible public keys, as Justin Drake urges prep for AI-era cryptographic attacks.
BTC retreated under $85,000 days after its first daily close above it, with Glassnode citing thin volume and Binance buy orders clustered near $81,000.
Bitcoin pushed back toward $87,000 on Friday after sellers around $85,000 were absorbed, according to Glassnode, with weaker US employment data in the background.
Liquid Network disabled bridge nodes and paused operations after roughly 4,000 BTC left the federation wallet backing L-BTC.
Blockchain analytics firm Bitquery identified 96,000 outputs that clutter Bitcoin's unspent transaction database, increasing node costs.
Flat PPI and in-line CPI leave Bitcoin rangebound, with Glassnode noting a lack of buyers.
The new Zakura client is the first step in scaling Zcash from one private transaction per second to Visa-level throughput.
Glassnode reports Bitcoin's recent rally from $60,000 appears defensive, with inflows and trading volumes still subdued.