Whitehats Move 52 Bitcoin From Coldcard Hack Into Wyoming Recovery Trust
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Whitehats moved 52 bitcoin from the Coldcard hack to a Wyoming trust established for affected victims, according to CoinDesk and Cointelegraph.The action represents recovery of roughly 40% of the bitcoin transferred during the second wave of the exploit.The funds are now held in a trust structure for eventual return to victims.- White hats moved 52 bitcoin tied to the Coldcard hack into a recovery trust for victims, according to CoinDesk.
- Cointelegraph reported the funds represent about 40% of the bitcoin taken in the second wave of the Coldcard exploit.
- The trust set up to hold the recovered coins is based in Wyoming, according to Cointelegraph.
- Cointelegraph described the effort as white hats outrunning the hackers to secure the funds before they could be moved further.
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Whitehats secured roughly 40% of bitcoin stolen in the Coldcard exploit's second wave and transferred it to a recovery trust.- Whitehats moved 52 bitcoin stolen in the Coldcard exploit into a Wyoming trust set up to return funds to victims.
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Whitehats recover 52 bitcoin from Coldcard exploit, move funds to Wyoming trust- Whitehats Move 52 Bitcoin From Coldcard Hack Into Wyoming Recovery Trust
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White hats moved 52 bitcoin tied to the Coldcard hack into a recovery trust for victims, according to CoinDesk.
- Cointelegraph reported the funds represent about
White hats secured about 40% of the Bitcoin moved in the Coldcard exploit’s second wave, transferring it to a Wyoming trust for victims.
of the bitcoin taken in the second wave of the Coldcard exploit. - The trust set up to hold the recovered coins is based in Wyoming, according to Cointelegraph.
- Cointelegraph described the effort as white hats outrunning the hackers to secure the funds before they could be moved further.
Sources: CoinDesk, Cointelegraph
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- flashWhitehats recover 52 bitcoin from Coldcard exploit, move funds to Wyoming trustfirst reported · 2 sourcescoindesk.com · cointelegraph.com
- storyWhitehats Move 52 Bitcoin From Coldcard Hack Into Wyoming Recovery Trustupdate · 2 sourcescoindesk.com · cointelegraph.com
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