Coinkite, the maker of the Coldcard hardware wallet, said it is focused on helping customers affected by the recent security incident and will publish a post-mortem once its full investigation is complete. The company said it will not speculate on the scale of customer losses at this stage. Coinkite also stated that, because its products are built with a privacy-focused design, it cannot independently verify outside estimates of the amount stolen. Recent external research has raised the estimated losses tied to the multi-day attack to about $130 million. The company’s comments leave the reported loss figure unconfirmed by the manufacturer itself while the investigation is still underway.
Coinkite, the maker of the Coldcard hardware wallet, said it is currently focused on assisting customers affected by the security incident and will release a post-mortem on the multi-day attack after its full investigation is complete.
The company said it will not speculate for now on the scale of customer losses. Coinkite added that, because its products are designed with a strong emphasis on privacy, it cannot independently verify outside estimates of the amount stolen.
Recent external research has raised the estimated losses tied to the incident to about $130 million.
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