Today, the thing you should look at most isn’t price swings—it’s the safety boundary: Analysis: The Coldcard security incident has triggered on-chain capital migration, with Bitcoin’s small payments hitting a new high since the FTX collapse.

Cross-source signals indicate that after a suspected Coldcard hack, Bitcoin micro-transactions surged to the highest level since the FTX crash—39,600 BTC per day. ETFs are viewed as a safer alternative. The same event has been independently reported by ChainCatcher, Odaily, and PANews. $BTC is currently about $63,084, up 0.00% over the past 24 hours.

My view: What truly affects the price isn’t the headline, but whether the losses continue to expand and whether funds can be frozen. If the team quickly discloses and manages the risk, the shock may narrow; if information remains missing, the opposite is likely.

Next, watch: whether Bitcoin-related price movements and trading volume confirm each other, and whether the news sources update details. Are you more focused on the size of the losses, or on how fast the project team responds?

Data sources: ChainCatcher, Odaily, PANews, Surf, Binance; data cutoff 08-02 21:30. For observation only and does not constitute investment advice.