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eCash founder Paul Sztorc rejected accusations of plotting to steal Satoshi Nakamoto's 1.1 million Bitcoin (BTC), calling the claims a misreading of the August hard fork. Sztorc Pushes Back In an X post Monday, Sztorc insisted the project does not touch Satoshi's actual coins. Instead, the new chain

Maelstrom chief investment officer Arthur Hayes said Bitcoin (BTC) could reach $125,000 by year-end, citing wartime spending and a banking rule change. Hayes Year-End Call Hayes laid out the projection at Bitcoin Vegas 2026. His remarks landed as Bitcoin slipped below $77,000 on Tuesday, weighed dow

Paul Sztorc's eCash hard fork is set to launch in August 2026, with a plan to reassign roughly 500,000 dormant Bitcoin (BTC) coins linked to Satoshi Nakamoto. eCash Fork Mechanics Sztorc, co-founder of LayerTwo Labs, announced the project on April 24. The fork will activate at Bitcoin block 964,000.

The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has climbed to 47, marking the first neutral reading for Bitcoin (BTC) traders since January. Sentiment Gauge Exits Fear Zone The index blends volatility, trading volume, market cap dominance, social media activity, and Google Trends data. Readings below 47 signal fea

A Google quantum researcher has picked apart Project Eleven's 1 Bitcoin (BTC) Q-Day Prize, arguing the winning 15-bit attack proves far less than advertised. Q-Day Prize Critique In an Apr. 25 blog post, Craig Gidney, a research scientist on Google's quantum team, wrote that the contest was structur