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The $120 million Coldcard hack lights up Bitcoin's memory pool

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Omkar Godbole
The $120 million Coldcard hack lights up Bitcoin's memory pool
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A significant hack of the Coldcard hardware wallet has prompted Bitcoin users to move their assets, leading to a spike in network activity and memory pool congestion. While the security breach raises concerns about self-custody, analysts note that the increased transaction volume has not yet significantly impacted Bitcoin's price.

There’s an old saying that “every coin has two sides.” It applies perfectly to the multimillion-dollar hack of the hardware wallet Coldcard that began on July 30 and is still in progress .

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