Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bitcoin News published an article on the X platform stating that Prince Filip learned of the COLDCARD hack while on vacation. As an Mk3 user, he faced the risk of all his Bitcoins being stolen at any moment.

Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bitcoin News published an article on the X platform stating that a long-term Bitcoin holder had all their assets withdrawn from their account less than 12 hours after transferring BTC to a major Australian exchange. According to a friend, hackers had compromised the holder's Google account for approximately three months, obtaining their emails and Google Authenticator verification credentials backed up in the cloud, and then waited for the holder to deposit BTC into the exchange. The exchange identified the hacker as the account holder and approved the withdrawal, with the holder receiving notification of approval at 3 AM. The post recommends disabling Google Authenticator cloud backups and using hardware security keys such as YubiKey; setting up two keys is also advised as a backup should one be lost.

According to Odaily Planet Daily, Tudor Investment Corp, the macro hedge fund founded by Paul Tudor Jones, disclosed in its latest 13F filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that as of June 30, 2026, it held 688,529 shares of BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), with a holding value of $22.9 million. This represents an 18.9% increase in holdings this quarter compared to the 579,083 shares disclosed in the previous quarter. Tudor Investment Corp manages approximately $106 billion in assets, and its Bitcoin ETF holdings provide exposure to Bitcoin through its fund structure. Paul Tudor Jones first disclosed his Bitcoin exposure in May 2020, at which time he allocated a low single-digit percentage of his assets to Bitcoin futures. In October 2024, he stated that he held gold and Bitcoin, but no fixed-income assets. (Bitcoin.com News)