North Korean Hackers Steal $10 Million Amid Bitcoin Tracker Frenzy

North Korean hackers have stolen over $10 million in cryptocurrency using fake job postings. The group, known as 'WaterPlum' or 'Infectious Interview,' distributes malware through these deceptive means.

Meanwhile, Strategy, a corporate treasury firm led by Michael Saylor, has released information about its Bitcoin tracker for the second time this week. This move is historically followed by an announcement of changes to their Bitcoin holdings the next day.

Strategy's stock, MSTR, has surged 48% over the past month, making it the best-performing component of the Nasdaq 100 index during that period. Saylor believes widespread adoption of digital assets will be the key to protecting innovation in this space.