White Hats Move 52.37 BTC to Trust After Coldcard Breach
Galaxy Digital Head of Research Alex Thorn said on September 21 that white-hat operators moved 52.37 BTC tied to the Coldcard exploit into a newly created
Galaxy Digital Head of Research Alex Thorn said on September 21 that white-hat operators moved 52.37 BTC tied to the Coldcard exploit into a newly created

The disclosure of an entropy flaw in Coldcard devices reopened a recurring debate in the sector: whether hardware wallets constitute a point of failure within self-custody.
TL;DR Coldcard Movements: Attacker shifted 97.09 BTC ($7.7 million), routing funds through THORChain and CoinJoin while working through the largest vaults. Coldcard Vault Structure: Galaxy said
Galaxy research head Alex Thorn said the exploiter linked to the third wave of Coldcard thefts has started moving stolen Bitcoin for the first time, swapping
TL;DR Galaxy Research attributes 1,789.28 BTC stolen from 8,865 addresses to the Coldcard exploit, worth $114.7 million, with median reported losses above 1 BTC. The 221

Coinkite released firmware version 5.6.1 for Coldcard Mk4 and Mk5 devices, and version 1.5.1Q for the Coldcard Q, with the goal of strengthening seed phrase generation following the security breach that compromised

TL;DR The Coldcard hack has no definitive loss figure: CryptoQuant confirms 1,432 BTC stolen, while Galaxy and TRM Labs estimate up to 1,816 BTC. Galaxy Research

TL;DR 2,209.05 BTC moved from dormant addresses during the first 10 days of August, already 74.7% above July’s full-month total of 1,264.16 BTC. August is averaging

TL;DR July crypto thefts reached $247.4 million, more than triple June’s total, making it the second-worst month of 2026 behind April’s $644 million. The Coldcard exploit

TL;DR: A Bitcoin wallet inactive since 2011 moved 49.97 BTC valued at approximately $3.2 million on August 6, 2026. The funds were sent to an address
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