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LNbits halts hosted Bitcoin services with no restart date given
· By MyCryptoSignal Editorial · 363 words
CryptoSlate reports that LNbits has disabled its hosted Bitcoin services, with no timeline given for a restart. The project merged a security-related change into development on November 9, while GitHub still listed a September backup hotfix as the latest stable release.
According to CryptoSlate, the change is security-related and was merged into development rather than issued as a tagged release. The report notes that GitHub continued to list a September backup hotfix as the latest stable release at the time of writing. LNbits has not published a restart timeline, per the same report. The story was published on November 10, 2026, and the source does not name an author.
The source does not state what prompted the change, which services are affected beyond the hosted offering, or whether user funds are involved. We have not independently verified the source's account. What the source documents is the sequence: a development merge on November 9, and a stable release listing that still pointed to a September hotfix.
As of 17:17 UTC, Bitcoin traded at $72,933, down 2.64% over 24 hours, according to our collected data. The 24-hour range ran from $72,744 to $75,328. Over seven days BTC is down 6.22%, and over 30 days it is down 13.11%. The 14-period RSI reads 48.2, with the trend marked down.
Our appendix lists support at $74,347.30 and resistance at $74,791.80, both above the current price, which sits below the stated support level. The wider market shows a total capitalisation of $2.296 trillion, down 2.77% over 24 hours, with Bitcoin dominance at 63.9%. Bitcoin is the only coin in our appendix for this snapshot, so the frame here is a single asset against the broader market total.
LNbits' hosted services remain offline with no stated return date, while the project's public release listing still points to a September hotfix. Bitcoin traded below the support level in our appendix, down 13.11% over 30 days, with dominance at 63.9%. The two facts sit side by side: an infrastructure change at a Bitcoin tooling project, and a market where the largest asset is below a level our data marks as support.
Read the full story at CryptoSlate: https://cryptoslate.com/lnbits-disables-hosted-bitcoin-services-with-no-restart-timeline
Data, not advice.
Source: CryptoSlate — see our editorial policy.