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Rising concerns around quantum computing’s ability to break blockchain encryption are prompting renewed urgency across the crypto industry, even as experts stress that the threat remains years away from becoming practical. A new research from Google’s Quantum AI team suggested that breaking the cryp

Bitcoin (BTC) surged above $68,000 after Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian signaled readiness to end the war — provided the U.S. meets Tehran's security demands — while Donald Trump told reporters he expects the conflict to wrap up soon. Iran's Peace Signal BTC climbed more than 2% from an intraday

Bitcoin (BTC) short-term holders have routed roughly 22,000 BTC to exchanges in a single day amid a $3,500 price slide since early March. Yet on-chain data shows institutional buyers — led by spot ETF inflows — absorbed about 63,000 BTC over the past 30 days, raising the question of whether sellers

Republican senators Bill Cassidy and Cynthia Lummis introduced legislation on Monday that would ban U.S. crypto mining operations from using hardware linked to China and other foreign adversaries, while also writing President Donald Trump's Strategic Bitcoin (BTC) Reserve into federal law. Cassidy-L

Google's Quantum AI team published research on Tuesday claiming that breaking Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) cryptography would require fewer than 500,000 physical qubits — roughly 20 times less than previous estimates — raising fresh concerns about how soon quantum computers could threaten blockc