Don’t download your full node Bitcoin software from Bitcoin.org
The official Bitcoin website isn't Bitcoin.org and the latest full node software release should be downloaded from elsewhere.
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Solana mainnet down almost a year after last major outage
According to the network, this is the first major Solana mainnet outage since February last year when disruption lasted nearly 19 hours.
Did law enforcement in Finland crack Monero’s privacy technologies?
Investigators in Finland say it was “very likely” that someone illegally sent XMR to Binance in a series of transactions involving a crime.
Solana cancels orders after thinking it had more Saga phones than it did
Buyers were left disappointed when Solana announced that a mix-up with its distributor meant they would get a refund rather than a new phone.
Tech YouTuber says ‘Bust of the Year’ Solana Saga ‘a horrible idea’
Marques Brownlee likened buying the Solana Saga to buying timeshare, saying, "You realize how horrible of an idea it was."
Solana sells just 2,500 Saga phones, chief hints your iPhone should stay
Solana chief Anatoly Yakovenko says it has only sold a tenth of the Saga phones it needs to sell to decide if it has a core user base.
The main Bitcoin-dev mailing list might cease operating next month
The non-profit Linux Foundation is discontinuing support for email lists — a move that could spell the end for the main Bitcoin-dev list.
Unciphered CEO still hopeful for chance to unlock $230M in bitcoin
Unciphered CEO Eric Michaud said entrepreneur Stefan Thomas should trust his firm to unlock his crypto as it has "cracked multiple IronKeys."
Startup says it can access $235M in locked bitcoin — but owner says ‘no thanks’
Crypto recovery startup Unciphered says it’s figured out how to crack the 'military grade' IronKey USB thumb drive containing 7,000 bitcoin.
Ledger dubs service ‘risk-free’ despite losing millions of user emails
Critics of Ledger's new Recover service say it will expose details to the internet and break the number-one rule of keeping your coins safe.