Bitfinex hack shows how bitcoin’s blockchain can be a liability

August 4, 2016

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Joseph Adinolfi

Bitcoin’s blockchain is often touted as a revolutionary step forward for network security. But Tuesday’s theft of nearly $68 million of customers’ bitcoins from a Hong-Kong-based exchange demonstrated that the currency is still a big risk.

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