Coldcard Hackers Move 45 Percent of Stolen Bitcoin

Data shows that the third wave of attackers targeting Coldcard wallets is actively moving stolen capital. Reports indicate that 45 percent of the Bitcoin taken in this specific attack has already left the original stash.

While this movement has many in the community worried, the broader picture shows that most stolen funds are still sitting still. Research suggests that across all known Coldcard attacks, roughly 82 percent of the Bitcoin remains held in original addresses. Only 18 percent of the total stolen supply has been moved in what appears to be an attempt at money laundering.

For investors, this highlights the ongoing security risks associated with self custody hardware devices. Tracking these funds is a top priority for security researchers who are monitoring the movement of these assets on the blockchain.

Moving forward, traders should watch for signs that these funds are hitting centralized exchanges. Any sudden attempts to cash out could lead to further investigations or potential freezes by exchange platforms.