$BTC The Coldcard Hacker Moves BTC Again. Here's What We Know.
A wallet linked to the Coldcard exploit has become active once more.
According to Arkham Intelligence, the address labeled Coldcard Hacker transferred 30.185 BTC, worth approximately $1.94 million, to a new Bitcoin wallet about an hour ago.
The wallet is associated with the theft of roughly 2,055 BTC, currently valued at around $130 million.
One detail stands out.
The funds were not sent to an exchange deposit address. Instead, they were transferred to another wallet, which means the blockchain data alone does not reveal the next step.
A wallet-to-wallet transfer does not necessarily indicate a sale. It could be part of internal fund management, an effort to improve privacy, or preparation for future transactions.
Even so, movements from wallets connected to major exploits are closely monitored because they can provide early signals if stolen assets begin moving toward exchanges or other liquidation channels.
Source: Arkham Intelligence.
A wallet linked to the Coldcard exploit has become active once more.
According to Arkham Intelligence, the address labeled Coldcard Hacker transferred 30.185 BTC, worth approximately $1.94 million, to a new Bitcoin wallet about an hour ago.
The wallet is associated with the theft of roughly 2,055 BTC, currently valued at around $130 million.
One detail stands out.
The funds were not sent to an exchange deposit address. Instead, they were transferred to another wallet, which means the blockchain data alone does not reveal the next step.
A wallet-to-wallet transfer does not necessarily indicate a sale. It could be part of internal fund management, an effort to improve privacy, or preparation for future transactions.
Even so, movements from wallets connected to major exploits are closely monitored because they can provide early signals if stolen assets begin moving toward exchanges or other liquidation channels.
Source: Arkham Intelligence.