The restaurant chain Steak 'n Shake has bolstered its corporate reserves with over $10 million worth of Bitcoin holdings, reflecting growing institutional adoption of crypto assets in the traditional business sector.
On the security front, investors should remain vigilant as a sophisticated social-engineering attack has compromised $282 million in combined BTC and LTC holdings from multiple hardware wallet users, highlighting ongoing risks despite cold storage benefits.
Meanwhile, Ethereum network conditions continue to improve, with average gas fees dropping below the $0.01 threshold—a significant development for DeFi users and regular transaction participants seeking cost efficiency.
In regulatory news, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has established a dedicated committee focused on developing comprehensive regulatory frameworks for the cryptocurrency and digital assets sector, signaling increased governmental engagement with market oversight.
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TokenToaster
· 11h ago
Steak restaurants are starting to stock up on Bitcoin, traditional finance is really getting anxious.
Security issues are still the main concern; 280 million was lost in a social engineering attack, cold wallets are not a silver bullet...
Ethereum gas fees have really decreased, but what can this amount of money do?
Regulation is coming, it's unclear whether it's a benefit or a drawback.
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ser_ngmi
· 11h ago
steak 'n shake buying Bitcoin? Traditional companies are starting to stack coins, this time it's really different
Wait, 282 million was phished by social engineering? Can't even protect cold wallets, still need to be cautious oneself
Gas fees have dropped below 0.01, ETH can finally be used, the spring of DeFi?
The US CFTC is coming to regulate again, is this good or bad? Hard to say...
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GlueGuy
· 11h ago
steak n shake buy Bitcoin? Honestly, I have no idea what they're thinking, but this works too
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2.8 billion gone... Cold wallets are no longer safe. I am increasingly losing trust in these
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Gas fees break 0.01? Finally, the day has come. DeFi can live on
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CFTC is forming a committee again. Is this to regulate tightly or to keep it alive?
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Institutions are hoarding coins, and I am still hesitating. Absolutely amazing
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Such aggressive social engineering attacks, did I just buy a hardware wallet for nothing?
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Ethereum really has taken off. This round, you can play with DeFi
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Regulation is coming, everyone. Be careful not to capsize
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GateUser-c802f0e8
· 12h ago
Steak 'n Shake hoarding Bitcoin? Now even Burger King has to panic
282 million settled, cold wallets are not even safe, outrageous
Ethereum gas fees dropping like this, finally able to trade happily
CFTC is causing trouble again, regulatory reach is getting longer and longer
Below $0.01? This is the real DeFi spring
Institutional entry into Bitcoin is a done deal, traditional capital is really coming
Social engineering attacks are so fierce... need to check your security habits carefully
Regulations are regulations, but it feels like the crypto circle is about to get trapped
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rekt_but_resilient
· 12h ago
Steak chain stores are stockpiling Bitcoin, traditional companies are really starting to take cryptocurrencies seriously
$282 million stolen through social engineering attack? Cold wallets are no longer safe, wow
Gas fees drop below 0.01, Ethereum is on fire, finally able to enjoy DeFi happily
Regulation is coming again, CFTC is about to target us, so annoying
Traditional financial giants entering BTC, is this going to take off or just another way to trap retail investors?
The restaurant chain Steak 'n Shake has bolstered its corporate reserves with over $10 million worth of Bitcoin holdings, reflecting growing institutional adoption of crypto assets in the traditional business sector.
On the security front, investors should remain vigilant as a sophisticated social-engineering attack has compromised $282 million in combined BTC and LTC holdings from multiple hardware wallet users, highlighting ongoing risks despite cold storage benefits.
Meanwhile, Ethereum network conditions continue to improve, with average gas fees dropping below the $0.01 threshold—a significant development for DeFi users and regular transaction participants seeking cost efficiency.
In regulatory news, the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has established a dedicated committee focused on developing comprehensive regulatory frameworks for the cryptocurrency and digital assets sector, signaling increased governmental engagement with market oversight.