Three separate Bitcoin failures hit in seven days, and each one broke at a completely different point in the chain between buyer and coin. Which layer you trust determines whether you were safe or wiped out.
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Three separate failures hit Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) in seven days. Attackers drained $320 million from a sidechain, minted 46.1 billion fake tokens on a cross-chain bridge, and tricked a bank into handing over customer passports and full Bitcoin transaction histories.
One came from broken code, one from a broken contract, and one from a bank that fell for a fake email. So how to buy Bitcoin…
