2026 Crypto Thefts Hit $1.2B Across 276 Incidents — Coldcard Alone Accounts for ~10% TRM Labs data shows that more than $1.2 billion has been stolen in cryptocurrency hacks and exploits so far in 2026, spread across 276 separate events. Coldcard Impact: > The hardware wallet exploit ranks as the third-largest incident of the year.
> Attackers drained roughly 1,816 $BTC (approximately $116 million) from over 5,200 addresses.
> The thefts unfolded in multiple waves starting July 30, exploiting a five-year-old firmware flaw that weakened seed randomness.
> This single event represents about 10% of the year’s total losses to date.

Most of the stolen Bitcoin remains concentrated in a small number of attacker addresses with limited laundering so far. The incident has highlighted ongoing risks even for users relying on self-custody hardware wallets. $1.2B Stolen in 276 Events This Year — Coldcard Firmware Flaw Delivers One of the Biggest Hits Does the scale of hardware wallet vulnerabilities this year change how you’re approaching self-custody, or are you sticking with existing setups after migrations?

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