The $320 million Liquid Network hack exposed vulnerabilities in the crypto industry that extend beyond the blockchain itself.

Bitcoin's price has yet to decisively break through the $80,000 level, following investors' assessment of Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's continued cautious stance on the US inflation outlook.

Investors rushed to buy gold and Bitcoin simultaneously, pushing ETF inflows to a record $7 billion in 5 days amid concerns over US debt and the dollar's value.

Bitcoin surged to $80,908 after jumping 23% in a single week, boosted by a weaker dollar and increased US bond repurchases. Meanwhile, inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs reached their highest level.

Bitcoin surged past $75,000, gaining nearly 20% in a single week, after the U.S. Treasury doubled its bond repurchase program and Trump pushed for the Clarity Act.

Bitcoin surged 3% to surpass $71,500, its highest level in two months, after the US Treasury increased its buybacks of long-term bonds and Trump boosted cryptocurrency activity.

Bitcoin and Ether surged after Trump urged Congress to expedite the Clarity Act, coupled with falling US bond yields. Analysts suggest Bitcoin has a chance to reach $100,000 by the end of the year.

Michael Saylor's Strategy sold another $108.6 million worth of Bitcoin and 6.6 million shares of common stock, continuing to build up liquidity.

Coinkite, a manufacturer of hardware Bitcoin wallets, admitted that its AI could not detect vulnerabilities exploited by hackers, resulting in users losing $130 million in assets.

A cold wallet, considered the most secure for storing Bitcoin, was hacked after a vulnerability in its system was discovered, allowing hackers to steal over $86 million worth of Bitcoin.