‼️ The Bitcoin stolen from COLDCARD addresses is still frozen and in full view for everyone!
About 90% of roughly 1,600 bitcoins stolen in the COLDCARD vulnerability exploit have not moved since being sent for the first time to an address controlled by the attacker.
Meanwhile, around 10% (160 bitcoins) have only been transferred to secondary addresses.
So far:
0 bitcoins have been sent through trading platforms.
0 bitcoins have been sent via mixing services or CoinJoin.
The largest theft operation, which is the first one, took only 41 minutes.
But laundering these funds proves far more difficult, as approximately 600 addresses linked to the attackers have been flagged as suspicious by U.S. law enforcement, trading platforms, and blockchain analytics companies.
The funds remain fully traceable—they’re essentially frozen and subject to continuous monitoring.
About 90% of roughly 1,600 bitcoins stolen in the COLDCARD vulnerability exploit have not moved since being sent for the first time to an address controlled by the attacker.
Meanwhile, around 10% (160 bitcoins) have only been transferred to secondary addresses.
So far:
0 bitcoins have been sent through trading platforms.
0 bitcoins have been sent via mixing services or CoinJoin.
The largest theft operation, which is the first one, took only 41 minutes.
But laundering these funds proves far more difficult, as approximately 600 addresses linked to the attackers have been flagged as suspicious by U.S. law enforcement, trading platforms, and blockchain analytics companies.
The funds remain fully traceable—they’re essentially frozen and subject to continuous monitoring.