The Bitcoin Red Team is utilizing Chinese AI models like Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 and Z.ai's GLM 5.2 to scan the Bitcoin open-source ecosystem for security flaws, uncovering thousands of vulnerabilities.
Recent crypto developments in Asia feature Thailand's five-year capital gains tax exemption, a US court supporting Bybit's asset tracing from a North Korea-linked hack, and new regulatory actions in Taiwan and Japan.
Bitcoin security researcher and AnchorWatch CEO Rob Hamilton says OpenAI restricted his access while analyzing codebases, forcing him to use open-source Chinese AI models for defensive research.
Bitcoin Red Team reported 6,700 findings across 425 projects within 55 hours using an AI-assisted security campaign, labeling 1,029 as high or critical, though confirmation and fix rates remain unverified.
The volunteer Bitcoin Red Team filed 4,962 security findings across 390 Bitcoin projects in 30 hours, utilizing AI agents and human contributors for ecosystem auditing.
Un groupe de seize développeurs bénévoles, la Bitcoin Red Team, a utilisé des modèles d'intelligence artificielle pour analyser 390 projets liés à Bitcoin, générant près de 5 000 alertes de sécurité en 27 heures et demie.
