Galaxy’s head of research said monitoring data showed Coldcard white-hat funds consolidated 52.37 BTC from Wave 2 and Footprints AA, AU, and AX into a new address. The address wrote the OP_RETURN message “claim:cryptorecoverytrust dot com” in block 967,948. Based on the disclosed figures, the white-hat funds account for 2.8% of the funds tied to the Coldcard vulnerability attack. The update identifies the source clusters involved in the transfer and points to a trust-related recovery message embedded on-chain. No additional transfer details or recovery timeline were disclosed in the source item.
Odaily reported that monitoring by Galaxy’s head of research showed Coldcard white-hat funds had consolidated 52.37 BTC from Wave 2 and Footprints AA, AU, and AX into a new address.
The address embedded the OP_RETURN message “claim:cryptorecoverytrust dot com” in block 967,948.
According to the disclosed figures, those white-hat funds represent 2.8% of the funds involved in the Coldcard vulnerability attack.
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