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The hardware wallet distributor CryptoBilis changed ownership in March, with the equity pointing to a person from Heilongjiang, China

The Malaysian hardware wallet distributor CryptoBilis has been revealed to have changed ownership during the investigation into a suspected supply chain attack on Ledger devices. Newly disclosed company records show that an individual named Jiaming, with a registered address in Heilongjiang Province, China, has held 100% of the company's shares since August 3.The former co-founder of CryptoBilis confirmed that the company was acquired in March of this year, and the original shareholders subsequently withdrew from all operational, management, and administrative positions. The founding team has been unable to understand the actual operations of the company after the handover, only continuing to assist with some activity coordination, and stated that they are no longer part of the company, urging the current management to handle the matter transparently.As the change in ownership was exposed, CryptoBilis has come under scrutiny for its alleged involvement in the supply chain attack on Ledger hardware wallets, with related devices reportedly implanted with hidden modules capable of stealing recovery phrases. There is currently no conclusive evidence linking the change in ownership to the wallet theft incident. CryptoBilis has temporarily suspended sales and shipments of all brand hardware wallets at its stores and online channels in Malaysia, the Philippines, and Indonesia, and has closed offline stores until further notice.

Survey: Wealthy investors from the G7 have a cryptocurrency holding ratio of about 10%, with most planning to continue increasing their allocation

CoinShares' latest survey shows that among wealthy investors in the United States, United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Sweden, and Switzerland, the majority already hold cryptocurrency assets, averaging about 10% of their portfolios. The survey covered 2,230 investors with at least $500,000 in investable assets, with Sweden's cryptocurrency holding rate at 54%, while the rates for the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, and Switzerland are around 70%.Among investors who already hold digital assets, at least 85% in five of the seven countries indicated plans to increase their holdings by 2026, with the proportion reaching 91% in the United States, United Kingdom, and Germany. The decline in the cryptocurrency market in February this year did not significantly weaken investment willingness; among respondents from the seven countries, more believed that the market sell-off actually increased their willingness to invest than those who felt it decreased their willingness. The survey indicates that long-term appreciation and asset diversification are the main reasons for investing in cryptocurrency assets, with only 6% of respondents primarily viewing themselves as short-term traders.Bitcoin remains the most widely held digital asset, with an average of 80% of cryptocurrency investors holding BTC; 77% of respondents believe BTC will play an important role in the future global financial system, and 79% support strengthening regulation of the digital asset market. Meanwhile, about 40% of respondents in Switzerland, France, the United States, and Germany who work with financial advisors believe that advisors are overly cautious about digital assets. CoinShares stated that the interest of wealthy investors in cryptocurrency assets is forming a stark contrast to the cautious attitude of the traditional wealth management industry.

Analyst: Bitcoin long-term holders have reduced their holdings for 7 consecutive weeks, and the market is still absorbing the selling pressure

Cryptocurrency analyst Axel Adler stated that Bitcoin long-term holders (LTH) have reduced their holdings for the seventh consecutive week, but this has not yet hindered the rise in BTC prices, as the market continues to absorb the supply released by long-term holders.Data shows that the long-term holder supply change indicator remained positive from February to early August this year, during which long-term holders increased their holdings by approximately 1.2 million BTC in May. This indicator turned negative on August 17 and has been in a reduction state for seven consecutive weeks. As of September 28, the long-term holder supply change decreased by 73,400 BTC, a larger reduction compared to the decrease of 1,100 BTC a week earlier. Axel Adler pointed out that compared to the reduction of about 1.07 million BTC by long-term holders in November 2025, the current reduction scale is still relatively limited.If the future reduction scale of long-term holders reaches several hundred thousand BTC again, while BTC prices stop rising, it may indicate that the market's ability to absorb supply is declining. Additionally, the long-term holder SOPR indicator has been above 1 for the second consecutive week, indicating that long-term holders are taking profits. On September 21, this indicator rose to 1.24, the highest level since January of this year; as of September 28, the LTH SOPR was 1.18, meaning that BTC in transfer achieved approximately 18% realized profit compared to the cost basis. Current data shows that long-term holders are gradually taking profits as BTC prices rise, while new demand is still able to absorb the supply released by the market.
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