New Bitcoin Addresses Jumped to Over 330,000 Last Week Amid Coldcard Exploit
The number of new Bitcoin addresses climbed from roughly 260,000 to over 330,000, sharply reversing a downward trend that had persisted for most of the year. This surge is linked to the ongoing Coldcard exploit, which has led users to move funds after at least 1,816 BTC (approximately $116 million) was lost across four theft waves since July 30, traced to a 2021 firmware bug.
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