Bitcoin Slipped Below $80,000 While Every Other Market Was Closed. That’s Exactly Why It Fell First

Bitcoin below $80,000 happened on Saturday, October 24, after reports that the U.S. was rapidly evacuating staff from the Middle East. Because crypto trades all weekend, it took the hit before stocks and oil could react, and longs made up about 85% of $544 million in liquidations. Here's what that means for you. The post Bitcoin Slipped Below $80,000 While Every Other Market Was Closed. That’s Exactly Why It Fell First appeared first on Memeburn.

Claude-Built Linux Exploit Targets Bug That Ubuntu Still Hasn't Patched

Anthropic says Claude wrote an attack that can take over a Linux server with no password. Red Hat patched on Sunday, but Ubuntu still has no fix.

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Tom Lee Calls Bottom on AI Stock Selloff, Citing Tight Supply and Crypto Resilience

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Binance Drained of $5.5 Billion in Suspected Hack, Tether and Circle Freeze $1.8 Billion

An on-chain tally puts the suspected Binance drain at $5.57 billion across three blockchains, as Tether and Circle froze $1.8 billion.

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Chrome Can Now Pull Details From Your Gmail to Fill Out Web Forms

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