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Autor: Bitcoininfonews·23 jul 2026
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🔐 SECURITY: 49.6% of observed crypto hack losses came from keys, phishing, dependencies or governance—not the contract code most audits review. The problem isn’t that audits are useless. It’s that an “audited” badge often hides where the review stopped.

FinancialJuice

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71% of Democrats, 62% of Republicans back tougher U.S. regulation of social media apps: source/ipsos poll

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74% of Republicans, 69% of Democrats back age-verification rules for social media: Ipsos poll

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Michael Saylor: We Sold Bitcoin to Prove It Wouldn't Crash the Market Strategy founder Michael Saylor @saylor said in an August 6 interview with The Diary Of A CEO that the market believed Strategy could not sell Bitcoin because doing so might cause BTC to crash, leaving the company trapped in a "doom loop" of repeatedly selling equity to pay dividends. To break that narrative, Strategy sold Bitcoin when BTC was trading at around $59,000 to $60,000, and the price instead moved higher. Saylor said the company's break-even point is about 3.2%, meaning that if Bitcoin appreciates by that amount, Strategy can sell part of its BTC to pay dividends without continuing to sell equity.

Michael Saylor

@saylor•hace 57 minutos

Bitcoin worked exactly as designed. BIP-110 was free to fork, and the network was free not to follow. The result was decisive: about 99.85% of Bitcoin's hashpower stayed with Bitcoin. The BIP-110 branch mined only two blocks and is already more than 80 blocks behind.

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Autor: Bitcoininfonews·23 jul 2026
Anterior

Estudio de la NCA: Se proyecta que el sector cripto de EE. UU. aportará $55 mil millones a la economía en 2026

23 jul 2026
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Flappy Coin atrae atención como proyecto de preventa GameFi en 2026

23 jul 2026

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BTBTCUSDC
----
ETETHUSDC
----
SOSOLUSDC
----
EDEDGEUSDC
----
XAXAUUSDC
----
XAXAGUSDC
----
COCOPPERUSDC
----
CLCLUSDC
----
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CryptoSlate

@CryptoSlate•hace 38 minutos

🔐 SECURITY: 49.6% of observed crypto hack losses came from keys, phishing, dependencies or governance—not the contract code most audits review. The problem isn’t that audits are useless. It’s that an “audited” badge often hides where the review stopped.

FinancialJuice

@financialjuice•hace 42 minutos

71% of Democrats, 62% of Republicans back tougher U.S. regulation of social media apps: source/ipsos poll

FinancialJuice

@financialjuice•hace 42 minutos

74% of Republicans, 69% of Democrats back age-verification rules for social media: Ipsos poll

Wu Blockchain

@WuBlockchain•hace 42 minutos

Michael Saylor: We Sold Bitcoin to Prove It Wouldn't Crash the Market Strategy founder Michael Saylor @saylor said in an August 6 interview with The Diary Of A CEO that the market believed Strategy could not sell Bitcoin because doing so might cause BTC to crash, leaving the company trapped in a "doom loop" of repeatedly selling equity to pay dividends. To break that narrative, Strategy sold Bitcoin when BTC was trading at around $59,000 to $60,000, and the price instead moved higher. Saylor said the company's break-even point is about 3.2%, meaning that if Bitcoin appreciates by that amount, Strategy can sell part of its BTC to pay dividends without continuing to sell equity.

Michael Saylor

@saylor•hace 57 minutos

Bitcoin worked exactly as designed. BIP-110 was free to fork, and the network was free not to follow. The result was decisive: about 99.85% of Bitcoin's hashpower stayed with Bitcoin. The BIP-110 branch mined only two blocks and is already more than 80 blocks behind.

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