Category Archives: Bitcoin

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How Long Do Bitcoin Bull Cycles Last? What 12 Years Show

How Long Do Bitcoin Bull Cycles Last? What 12 Years Show On 20 August 2026, Bitcoin closed back above its 200-day moving average and stayed there. By the definition CoinGecko uses in its study “How Long Do Crypto Bull Markets Last (2014 to 2026)”, published on 24 September 2026, that close ended a 290-day bear…

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Bitcoin Cold Wallet Myths: 7 Beliefs That Cost Real Money

Bitcoin Cold Wallet Myths: 7 Beliefs That Cost Real Money 1. Introduction: Why Bitcoin Cold Wallet Myths Cost Money Now Bitcoin trades near $64,559, roughly 49% below its October 2025 high, and the on-chain pattern in a drawdown is familiar: coins leave exchanges and move into cold storage. That behaviour is sensible. What follows it…

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Coldcard Hack Explained: The Seed Flaw and Self-Custody

Coldcard Hack Explained: The Seed Flaw and Self-Custody 1. Introduction: A Wallet Failure, Not a Bitcoin Failure The Coldcard hack is the largest self-custody loss event Bitcoin has seen. Beginning on 30 July 2026, attackers swept coins out of thousands of addresses whose owners had done what the industry told them to do: buy a…

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Quantum Computing is a Threat to Bitcoin

The Quantum Computing Threat: Why Bitcoin’s $540 Billion Vulnerability Triggered a $16.6B Crash (And How to Future-Proof Your Crypto Portfolio)

⚠️ The Quantum Countdown: Why a $540 Billion Bitcoin Vulnerability Demands Your Immediate Attention In the world of blockchain, a technology built on the unshakable foundation of advanced mathematics, a new and potentially existential risk has emerged: Quantum Computing. This is not a distant, theoretical problem for future generations; it is a critical, near-term risk…

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