šŸ“° In the Coldcard hacking incident, there’s been an unusual development: a ā€œwhite-hatā€ hacker has transferred 52.37 bitcoins to an address associated with a newly established recovery trust.

This isn’t new theft—rather, some of the funds that were lost earlier due to the Coldcard vulnerability incident have been moved into dedicated recovery arrangements.

šŸ”„ Galaxy Digital research head Alex Thorn said this amount is about 2.8% of the total stolen from the Coldcard breach. The percentage isn’t high, but it at least shows that the recovery efforts are already taking real action.

Honestly, this white-hat role is still pretty crucial. It’s not just about dealing with the vulnerability—it’s also about trying to send any already-exfiltrated assets back to addresses that are trackable and actionable. That said, in the publicly available information right now, the only amount that can be confirmed is the 52.37 BTC; it’s hard to say yet how much more can ultimately be recovered.

šŸ¤” How much do you think of the funds moved into the recovery trust will truly end up back in the hands of affected users?

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