Boltzhq has shut down after its five-person team was overwhelmed by increasingly complex AI-assisted attacks, according to Bitcoin News, as cited by ChainCatcher. The report says a group of experienced Bitcoin users will take over the service with fresh capital and added engineering resources. The founder has stepped down, and the platform remains offline for now. A new team is working to bring the service back online. The update centers on an operational handover rather than an immediate relaunch, with the service still unavailable at the time of the report.
Boltzhq has shut down after its five-person team was overwhelmed by increasingly complex AI-assisted attacks, according to Bitcoin News, as cited by ChainCatcher.
A group of experienced Bitcoin users will take over the service with fresh capital and engineering resources. The founder has stepped down.
The service remains offline, and the new team is working on a restart.
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