Coldcard Wave 3 attacker moves stolen funds on-chain
According to Galaxy’s Alex Thorn, the attacker behind the Coldcard Wave 3 incident has moved stolen funds for the first time, swapping a portion into $ETH through THORChain.
Notably, this marks the first known on-chain movement from the original attacker addresses across Waves 1, 2, and 3.
On-chain activity is now under close watch as the story continues to develop.
#EtherXRPETFInflowStreaksEnd $ETH
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Honestly? This correction feels done. The vibe's shifted — markets look ready to push higher again.
My read: $BTC probably runs toward $82,700 from here. Not saying it's guaranteed, but the setup looks cleaner than it did a week ago. We've seen this movie before — sharp dip, panic, then continuation.
Could be wrong. Always could be. But if you've been around a few cycles, you know this pattern. When the fear subsides and price holds support, that's usually when the next leg starts.
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