Coldcard third-wave attacker moves 45% of stolen Bitcoin
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Title	Coldcard third-wave attacker moves 45% of stolen Bitcoin	metadata
Category	macro	metadata
Subcategory	macro	metadata
Sentiment	neutral	metadata
Published Date	2026-09-07T09:45:55.698Z	metadata
Trustworthy	no	metadata
Content	The actor behind the third wave of Coldcard hardware-wallet thefts has transferred roughly 45% of the stolen Bitcoin into new addresses and intermediary services, signaling active laundering. That movement complicates recovery and on-chain tracing while increasing the likelihood the attacker will monetize holdings, which could create localized sell pressure. Exchanges, law enforcement and victims should intensify monitoring and address‑blocking to limit cash‑out avenues and mitigate losses....	content
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Coldcard third-wave attacker moves 45% of stolen Bitcoin

Sep 7, 2026

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The actor behind the third wave of Coldcard hardware-wallet thefts has transferred roughly 45% of the stolen Bitcoin into new addresses and intermediary services, signaling active laundering. That movement complicates recovery and on-chain tracing while increasing the likelihood the attacker will monetize holdings, which could create localized sell pressure. Exchanges, law enforcement and victims should intensify monitoring and address‑blocking to limit cash‑out avenues and mitigate losses.

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