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#coldcardflawdrains594btc with a market capitalization of $2.1 trillion. Investor focus has shifted from macroeconomics to a massive crisis of confidence in cold storage methods and legislative deadlocks in the US. One of the most reliable #BTC wallets, #Coldcard (manufactured by Coinkite), has encountered a critical firmware vulnerability. Damage: About 1,200 single-signature addresses were compromised, from which attackers withdrew 594 $BTC (approximately $38 million) in minutes. The essence of the problem: A code error (introduced back in 2021) disabled the hardware randomness generator. The wallet generated private keys based on predictable data - the chip serial number and the time. Hackers were able to easily calculate seed phrases. AI tools are expected to be used for vulnerability analysis. Who is at risk: Coldcard Mk3 device users who created wallets using firmware version 4.0.1 and higher. The software update does not fix existing weak keys—Coinkite urges immediate transfer of funds to new addresses. Panic surrounding the Coldcard vulnerability and seasonal factors (August has historically closed in the "red zone" for four years in a row) create the risk of a decline to $58,000–$62,000. #BinanceSquareFamily