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️ Own Bitcoin? Do This Before Tomorrow [BIP-110]
BIP‑110 mandatory signaling reached block 961,632 within 48 hours with about three percent miner support, making a Bitcoin chain split a real risk; a Google‑served phishing site is draining Trezor users' funds, and a Coldcard entropy bug has caused confirmed losses of over hundred million dollars as 210,000 BTC moved out of long‑term wallets.
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What happened
BIP‑110 mandatory signaling reached block 961,632 within 48 hours with about three percent miner support, making a Bitcoin chain split a real risk; a Google‑served phishing site is draining Trezor users’ funds, and a Coldcard entropy bug has caused confirmed losses of over hundred million dollars as 210,000 BTC moved out of long‑term wallets.
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Global impact / market context
If the chain split occurs, users could receive coins on the wrong chain and lose access to their Bitcoin, while the phishing attack threatens personal savings and the Coldcard bug shows how software flaws can erase hundreds of millions in value, directly impacting investor holdings.
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Bitcoin’s security and consensus rules are central to its price stability; a split would create two competing networks, confusing markets and potentially devaluing the asset, while ongoing hacks erode confidence in hardware wallets and highlight the need for stronger safeguards.
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What to watch
- Track miner signaling for BIP‑110 and any changes in support levels, as higher adoption reduces split risk and protects the integrity of Bitcoin transactions. Confirmed
- Monitor reports of the Google‑served phishing site targeting Trezor users, including its URL and fake ad appearance, to avoid falling victim and preserve personal crypto holdings. Confirmed
- Watch for updates on the Coldcard entropy bug, especially large BTC movements from affected wallets, which could signal further losses or remediation efforts. Confirmed
Affected assets
- BTC — Bitcoin