Bitcoin developers flag 85 critical bugs in an "extremely bad" situation
CoinDesk3h agoUpdated 2h ago
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A volunteer group running AI models against bitcoin codebases says it is averaging roughly one critical bug per hour per person, at about $10,000 a day in compute.
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