Bitcoin ETF

Foresight News reported that the decentralized exchange Grvt announced on Twitter that a total of 150,000 points have been allocated to 13,500 users. In September 2025, GRVT completed a $19 million Series A funding round, led by ZKsync, Further Ventures, EigenCloud, and 500 Global.

BlockBeats News, January 6th, according to lookonchain monitoring, the UXLINK attacker sold 248 WBTC for $93,023 each (approximately $23.08 million) 2 hours ago. Approximately 1 month ago, the attacker bought 375 WBTC for $90,203 each (approximately $33.83 million), making a profit of about $1.06 million.

PANews, January 6th – According to Cointelegraph, on Monday, Bitcoin Core developers warned users of a wallet migration vulnerability in versions 30.0 and 30.1, which could delete files and result in loss of funds. This issue only arises under specific conditions and affects the migration of old Bitcoin Core wallets that have never been renamed or upgraded. Bitget wallet market analyst Lacie Zhang stated that the vulnerability is triggered when the software attempts to migrate an unnamed legacy “wallet.dat” file stored in a custom wallet directory (usually defined by the “-walletdir” setting) while pruning is enabled. In this scenario, the migration appears to complete successfully, but the cleanup logic mistakenly deletes the entire wallet directory. Orbs community leader Shawn Odonaghue noted that the vulnerability mainly affects “very old wallet setups,” and users of hardware wallets or modern wallet software are unlikely to encounter such issues. Bitcoin Core version 30.1 was released on January 1st, and the wallet migration vulnerability was publicly disclosed on Monday. Developers have withdrawn the binary files for versions 30.0 and 30.1 from the official download site. The project has advised users not to use the wallet migration tool until the patched Bitcoin Core 30.2 version is released, and emphasized that existing users who have not attempted migration can continue to operate their nodes as usual.