A Nasdaq-listed company may sell $450 million bitcoin, citing Binance hack and quantum fears
Next Technology Holding cited exchange security and quantum computing risks in authorizing sales or loans against its 5,833 BTC. It says none of the coins are held at Binance.
Key Takeaways
- Next Technology Holding cited exchange security and quantum computing risks in authorizing sales or loans against its 5,833 BTC.
- It says none of the coins are held at Binance.
- Read the full article for additional context and details.
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