White hats secured about 40% of the Bitcoin moved in the Coldcard exploit's second wave, transferring it to a Wyoming trust for victims. A total of 52.37 Bitcoin was moved to an address controlled by Wyoming-based Crypto Recovery Trust, Galaxy Digital head of research Alex Thorn said in an X post on Monday.
White hats secured about 40% of the Bitcoin moved in the Coldcard exploit's second wave, transferring it to a Wyoming trust for victims.
A total of 52.37 Bitcoin was moved to an address controlled by Wyoming-based Crypto Recovery Trust, Galaxy Digital head of research Alex Thorn said in an X post on Monday.
About 40% of the Bitcoin associated with the second wave was swept by white hats to protect victims' funds.
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White hats secured about 40% of the Bitcoin moved in the Coldcard exploit's second wave, transferring it to a Wyoming trust for victims. A total of 52.37 Bitcoin was moved to an address controlled by Wyoming-based Crypto Recovery Trust, Galaxy Digital head of research Alex Thorn said in an X post on Monday. About 40% of the Bitcoin associated with the second wave was swept by white hats to protect victims' funds.
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