Keystone will destroy 18,835 hardware wallets after attackers stole the key that verifies device authenticity. The breach began October 20 via a flaw in a third party monitoring tool on its website, exposing 25,964 customer records and 12,873 abandoned checkout records. Recovery phrases and private keys were not compromised. Shipments are suspended and production shifts to a new authentication key.

Bitcoin has entered an accumulation phase and could retake $125,000, per Galaxy Digital. The 50-week moving average near $76,540 held for five weekly closes as of October 18. The current 53% drawdown is the shallowest versus prior 93%, 85% and 84% cycles. Spot Bitcoin ETFs added 87,000 BTC since June while hedge funds cut 68,000 BTC. A weekly close below the 50-week average invalidates the thesis.

Electrum 4.8.3, released Oct 24, patches a critical flaw in prior versions. Malicious servers could redirect payments by substituting a zero-fee transaction with the attacker's address. If users raised the fee, they broadcast a valid payment to the attacker. The patch verifies signatures for wallet inputs before recording unconfirmed transactions. Users should update or manually check addresses.

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