Alleged Coldcard Exploit Attacker Transfers 64 Bitcoin and 200 Ethereum to Crypto Mixer
According to Cointelegraph, the attacker allegedly behind the Coldcard exploit has transferred 64 Bitcoin (BTC) and 200 Ethereum (ETH) to a cryptocurrency mixer. The summary notes that although these digital assets have been moved, the majority of the stolen funds remain traceable in wallets controlled by the attacker.
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