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Authored by Jason Nelson via Decrypto.co,
In a post on X earlier this week, AnchorWatch CEO Rob Hamilton said the group has spent about $20,000 on AI services while building a "Bitcoin red team" platform.
"We have been working around the clock, with ~$20,000 of spend up to this point across different services," he wrote.
"Funding is secured, I appreciate all the gestures for donations but it is not necessary. The bill is taken care of."
A red team refers to cybersecurity professionals who test software from an attacker's perspective, probing for vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.
According to Hamilton, the Bitcoin red team uses Kimi K3 alongside OpenAI's GPT Sol, Anthropic's Claude Fable and Opus models, and Z.ai's GLM 5.2 to identify vulnerabilities and generate supporting documentation.
"We also have been connected with OpenAI for some help so I could manage getting the Cyber Harness running as well," he wrote.
"It's a much more expensive scan, but well worth it for load-bearing portions of the Bitcoin ecosystem and has already yielded good results."