Researchers say a prompt injection bug in Google's Antigravity AI coding tool could have let attackers run commands, despite safeguards.
Bitcoin (BTC) is showing a strong technical setup, holding above $63,000 for three weeks. Derivatives markets are less crowded, ETF outflows have slowed, and on-chain data suggests supply maturation, indicating potential stabilization near a cycle low.
XRP price indicators suggest a potential 25% rally towards $1.40 in the coming weeks, driven by a rare death cross setup and short liquidations. Long-term analysis points to a possible broader bottoming pattern aiming for $8.
Three cryptocurrency wallets, mintblade, GRIMDRIP, and EndlessFate, collectively profited $24.25 million from World Cup prediction markets before consolidating their winnings to a single Binance deposit address. This raises questions about potential single-trader control and the source of their success.
The prominent MEV bot Jaredfromsubway.eth lost over $7.5 million due to an exploit involving attacker-controlled contracts tricking its automated systems into granting token approvals. This marks a rare instance of an MEV bot being targeted, as they typically profit from manipulating blockchain transactions.
Bitcoin's network activity is at its strongest since late 2024, driven by a surge in small transactions and data-related use cases like Runes and Ordinals. Despite this increased usage, the price of Bitcoin has fallen significantly this year, creating a divergence between network demand and market value.
Bitcoin (BTC) may reach a new "macro bottom" between $50,000 and $60,000 by September, according to trader Killa. This prediction is based on the potential for BTC to "front run" exchange order-book liquidity, similar to how it previously front-ran higher liquidity levels. Aggressive shorting on Binance also suggests a bearish short-term outlook.
