Electrum, one of Bitcoin’s oldest software wallets, disclosed a vulnerability that let malicious servers trick users into signing payments to attackers.
A new offline, open-source tool enables users to retrieve partially forgotten BIP39 seed phrases. The tool addresses a security gap by letting users verify code and run it offline.
The approval was announced on Tuesday, with issuer BIT Asset Management revealing on Thursday that its Bitcoin Fund ETF (ticker: BBIT) is expected to begin trading on the SIX Swiss Exchange in November.
US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds suffered $635 million in net outflows on Thursday, ending a three-day inflow streak and pushing October back into negative territory.