imagine finding one of them in your drawer lmao...only 14 of 16 are redeemed so far! 🤯

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Linux kernel vulnerability in the golang MPTCP, allowing for remote code execution (RCE), is announced. Bitcoin developer Peter Todd urges all LND noderunners using Linux to shut down or upgrade their kernel ASAP "Important notice for the Bitcoin community: if you are running lnd on Linux, and it has open ports, you should shut it down until you patch your Linux kernel or otherwise mitigate CVE-2026-98432. Not lnd's fault. But there's a Linux kernel exploit with mptcp that is relevant. Basically, if the command ss -Mlnp returns anything, you are potentially vulnerable to this exploit. In addition to patching, this can be used to disable mptcp: echo 'net.mptcp.enabled=0' | sudo tee /etc/sysctl.d/99-disable-mptcp.conf && sudo sysctl -p /etc/sysctl.d/99-disable-mptcp.conf && sudo ss -Mlnp" https://x.com/peterktodd/status/2116039505954185279

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Hardware wallet Foundation hit by compromised API keys on Cloudflare, funds are safe https://x.com/FoundationHQ/status/2114564656199069844

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Update your Electrum wallets, especially if you aren't running your own node. https://x.com/ElectrumWallet/status/2114017128542257156

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For all who read the book or haven’t read it yet, Saifedean Ammous currently does a video lecture on his book "The Bitcoin Standard". https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=WoKtW37PpHU&pp=ygUQc2FpZmVkZWFuIGFtbW91cw%3D%3D&ra=m

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Last night I aped into BTCB2, aka the BIP-110 hard fork of BTC. Why? Because everyone hates on it constantly, yet it's supporters are insanely devoted to it. I've noticed alot of times in crypto, the most hated on projects will pump the hardest when you least expect it (like ZEC did). Funnily enough I believe someone already managed to put NSFW JPEG inscriptions on BTCB2, so I'm not sure what the whole point of the fork was other than to split the Bitcoin community. Although, to be fair to the BIP 110ers (some of whom I like, although Luke is a statist asshole with a messiah complex), some of their complaints about Bitcoin are legitimate. Mining centralization is a problen and the suits have managed to make the store of value use case win out over using Bitcoin as money. I prefer when BTC is used as an alternative currency instead of an "investment". But I don't understand why BIP 110ers want to solely focus on Bitcoin as money while simultaneously rejecting bigger blocks.

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Bitcoin hashrate is approaching 1 ZH/s again (1 ZH/s equals 1,000 EH/s) On September 30, the daily Bitcoin mining power reached about 978 EH/s, up 6.5% from the end of August, while mining difficulty remains below its October 2025 record.

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Shielded Bitcoin?

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Gm folks!

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Hackers Steal ~4,000 Bitcoin ($320M) From Liquid Network Purported white-hat hackers withdrew ~4,000 BTC from the Liquid Federation wallet via the SideSwap PAK key; bridge nodes are disabled & network paused while the incident is investigated https://x.com/Liquid_BTC/status/2096696272447218108

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Bitcoin network hashrate remains below its October 2025 peak. That means 316 days without a new record - the longest such drought in roughly a decade. A major reason for this unusual dynamic is the redirection of Bitcoin miners toward AI and high-performance computing.

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Bitcoin just had it's first post quantum transaction. No fork required. https://bitcoinmagazine.com/news/bitcoin-quantum-resistant-transaction

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Another example of miners repurposing power and data-center infrastructure for high-performance computing rather than relying exclusively on Bitcoin mining. Is the long term security of the Bitcoin network under threat?

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Riot Platforms has signed a reported $9.1B, 20-year agreement with Anthropic to provide 191 MW of data-center capacity. Bitcoin miners are increasingly turning their electricity and data-center infrastructure toward AI. Is this bullish or bearish for the mining industry?

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Glad to see BIP 110 crash and burn. BCH versus LukeCoin versus Ecash Fight to the death Who wins Pro tip: if your fearless leader for creating a stateless money system (@LukeDashjr) thinks Rosa Parks belonged in jail for disobeying the state and that disobeying the state is literally a sin that you can burn in eternal hellfire for....then you might of chosen a shitty leader.

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