Wallet operations stop being one person's job fast.
No activity history = no way to answer "who did what." For a CFO signing off on daily flow, that's not a small gap.
The blind spots and how to fix them π
52 wrench attacks worldwide in the first half of 2026.
Up 33% from 39 a year earlier.
CertiK found the crews aren't picking targets at random. They assemble target packages from leaked databases, exchange records, and onchain activity.
What if your data never left your environment?
Full breakdown in the video.
#cryptopayments #b2b
One Zoom invite. The most expensive ever.
A deepfake, a fake Rabby plugin, $13M gone in one click.
Most crypto victims never see their money again.
Kuan Sun's near-miss with #LazarusGroup ππ
Cyber hack vs. 24/7 support: a live incident π
Zoom-based social engineering. You've seen it.
> Fake profile builds trust (LinkedIn, Telegram)
> Zoom invite arrives β link looks real, redirect hidden
> Mid-call pop-up: "update your Zoom"
> Malware installed
> Credentials gone
> Wallets and infrastructure exposed
No company is fully immune. What decides the outcome is how fast it gets flagged, and who picks up.
Eureka Trading's founder, Kuan San got hit last year. $13.5M was saved because the protocol flagged it in time.
A BitHide client got hit too. One direct call to our C-level kept it from escalating. Full story in the cards.
$3.5B in USDT frozen by Tether.
You don't have to do anything wrong to be next.
β³οΈ One incoming transfer from a flagged address, and the wallet's at risk.
The check that matters happens before the deposit lands.
#AML#payments#PSP#cryptoprocessing
Volume exposes every seam in a #crypto ops stack.
And the seams tend to be the same ones every time:
Payouts in one tool. Approvals in another. Reporting in a spreadsheet. Wallets scattered across teams.
What started as a quick setup ends up running your team instead of the other way around.
Worth asking: how much of your day goes to holding the stack together?
#payments #psp #business
You buy a generalist service tier for your business's crypto layer, and end up overpaying for volume you never touch.
With BitHide, the terms are built on your actual crypto load: scale, merchant count, what you run.
Book a call. We'll walk through your business scenario.
#crypto #business #payments #psp #sbc2026
Automation in crypto operations at scale is leverage.
If your team is stuck handling deposits, AML checks, and reconciling spreadsheets by hand, youβre burning your most valuable resource.
Free them up to focus on what actually moves the business forward.
#Crypto#Automation #Web3 #Fintech #PSP
ππΌ We're at #GGATECONF, June 26β27, Tbilisi.
As volume grows, crypto payouts get hard to manage manually. Wallets multiply, approvals go to Telegram, reporting splits across spreadsheets.
BitHide puts it in one secure environment, built to maximize control. Schedule a meeting: https://t.co/rm1A2thYJ7 β
70% less manual routine. Payouts, approvals, reporting, automation β one crypto workspace on your server.
Built for business teams moving fast.
We're at i-Con Limassol May 28β29 π
Schedule a meeting: https://t.co/e264dRTk5p
#iCon2026#BitHide#CryptoPayments
"I been in the crypto circus since 2017. Today they caught me off guard."
That line from Garrett Dutton says everything.
This isn't a beginner mistake. It happened during a routine setup, on a trusted platform, to someone with years of experience. These attacks are designed specifically to land in that moment of distraction β a new device, a familiar workflow, a fake that's pixel-perfect.
The honest truth: experience lowers your guard.
The attacker knows that too.
No judgment here. Just: bookmark the one rule that closes this attack vector permanently β your recovery phrase never gets typed anywhere, ever. Not even once.
One of the most common attack methods is phishing.
Phishing involves attackers impersonating legitimate services through:
- DMs
- Emails
- Phone calls
- Fake websites
- Fake Apps
- Fake letters
- Fake support accounts
+many more.
Their objective is usually to obtain your Secret Recovery Phrase (SRP) or sensitive information.