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Cooling DownSnapshot Window: 2026-08-02 08:20 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview
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Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 9 source posts analyzed
Thiệt hại từ vụ hack ví Coldcard đã lên đến 88 triệu đô la. Dùng ví cứng mà vẫn chưa an toàn, đúng mùa dowtrend chuyện gì cũng có thể xảy ra.
AI visual note: A Vietnamese-translated tweet from @WatcherGuru (@WatcherGuru) via Grok announces: "JUST HAPPENED: Bitcoin stolen in a hack via Coldcard wallet has exceeded $88,000,000 USD." The image directly supports the accompanying post's claim about the $88 million loss from the Coldcard wallet hack, highlighting the irony that even hardware wallets aren't fully secure during a downtrend.
The crypto industry wants mainstream adoption. Yet in July alone, there were 30 major security breaches, resulting in approximately $228 million in losses — a nearly 185% increase from $75.87 million in June. The Coldcard wallet incident alone led to around $88 million in
AI visual note: A bar chart titled 'Top Crypto Hacks $210.3M — July 2026' ranking Coldcard at $70M highest, followed by AFX ($24M), Ostium ($24M), Bonk ($21.2M), and others.
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AI visual note: A dark-themed website page titled "THE 111 LEGEND" promotes the PEPEGA$ NFT collection, describing the last 111 free Pepegases hiding in plain sight, with character artwork of a Wolverine-style Pepe and a wrestler Pepe displayed alongside text explaining their rarity and blockchain purpose.
Regarding everything that's happening with the Coldcards, if you use Firefish, keep this in mind: It's not a Firefish issue. The protocol, multisignatures, and loans remain just as secure. The risk only affects Bitcoin addresses that were generated with a vulnerable
This type of attack on Bitcoiners was discussed extensively on Clubhouse back in 2021. A passphrase would have either completely protected you or, at the very least, bought you valuable time in this Coldcard incident. It could also help protect your Bitcoin against similar x.com/parachutesBTC/…
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The tapsigner has been one of my absolute favorite bitcoin security tools for years. I have a dozen of the damn things. They are easy and fun to use, and are a quick and dirty way with decent trade offs to get keys off your hot device. But you can’t verify the firmware used to
AI visual note: A fan of white card sleeves each partially revealing a colorful backing—including one labeled "TAPSIGNER" and another marked with a "₿" Bitcoin logo—fanned out across a marble surface, illustrating a collection of a dozen hardware signing devices. The image visually reinforces the post's enthusiasm for owning numerous Tapsigner devices for Bitcoin key security.
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In 2020, I left an old dusty laptop open on my kitchen counter running a testnet validator for a random new chain because someone on a forum said it might be worth a few bucks. It sounded completely pointless and the fan noise was driving my roommates crazy, so I unplugged it
AI visual note: USDC promotional banner with cartoon illustration of a person riding a rocket through a room, with text 'EASY MONEY' and 'USDC($)'.