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Volunteer group uncovers 85 critical Bitcoin bugs at $10,000 daily compute cost

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A volunteer group of Bitcoin developers has identified 85 critical bugs in Bitcoin's codebase, describing the situation as extremely serious. The team is using AI models to scan Bitcoin codebases and is discovering approximately one critical vulnerability per hour per person. The compute costs required to run these AI-powered audits are running at roughly $10,000 per day. The findings raise significant concerns about the security and resilience of the Bitcoin network's underlying code.

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