#ColdcardFlawDrains594BTC Investigators now believe the attack was caused by a seed-generation (randomness/entropy) flaw in certain Coldcard firmware versions, making some wallet recovery seeds more predictable than intended. � CoinDesk +1 Around 594 BTC (about $38 million) was stolen from roughly 500 single-signature Bitcoin wallets in a coordinated sweep completed in about 25 minutes. � CoinDesk +1 Coinkite has issued an urgent warning advising users who generated seeds on affected firmware to move funds immediately to a newly created wallet with a fresh seed. � TradingView +1 Wallets created using additional entropy (such as dice rolls) or a BIP-39 passphrase are believed to have significantly lower risk, based on current analysis. � TradingView +1 The investigation is still ongoing, and security researchers are continuing to verify the full scope of affected firmware versions and devices. �#ColdcardFlawDrains594BTC #XRPLedgerUpgradeToRestorePulledFeatures WTICrudeTouches$85AmazonRaises2026CapexTo$220B#KospiSurgesAsMuchAs17%RecordGain