OnchainLens said the Coldcard wallet exploit has now affected more than 5,200 addresses, with total stolen funds reaching about 1,816 BTC, worth roughly $114 million based on the figures cited in the report. The first three waves of attacks have been confirmed to account for 1,367.05 BTC in losses, or about $88.6 million.
A fourth wave, identified through pattern matching, was tied to 462 suspected victims and losses of 388.93 BTC. OnchainLens said it is using on-chain data to identify the associated attacker cluster. The stolen funds have not yet been moved, but the cluster remains active, with its latest transaction recorded just minutes ago.
More than 5,200 addresses have been affected in the Coldcard wallet exploit, with total theft reaching about 1,816 BTC, or roughly $114 million, according to OnchainLens.
Of that amount, the first through third attack waves have been confirmed to account for losses of 1,367.05 BTC, equivalent to about $88.6 million. A fourth wave, identified through pattern matching, led to losses of 388.93 BTC across 462 suspected victims.
OnchainLens said it is currently using on-chain data to identify the related attacker cluster. The stolen funds have not yet been moved, though the cluster is still active, with its latest transaction seen a few minutes ago.
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