Losses tied to the Coldcard hardware wallet vulnerability have reached $88.6 million, according to data compiled by Onchain Lens on Aug. 3. The tracker said four attack waves have now been identified in total.
The first and second waves accounted for 1,158.81 BTC stolen from 2,673 victims. A third wave involved 293 monitored P2WSH vaults and led to another 207.73 BTC in losses. The fourth wave has not yet been confirmed, but Onchain Lens said it may involve 462 victims and 388.93 BTC.
The figures were cited by BlockBeats in a brief update. No additional details on the unconfirmed fourth wave were provided in the report.
Losses linked to the Coldcard hardware wallet vulnerability have reached $88.6 million, according to Onchain Lens data cited by BlockBeats on Aug. 3.
So far, four attack waves have been identified. The first and second waves resulted in 1,158.81 BTC stolen from 2,673 victims. The third wave involved 293 monitored P2WSH vaults, with 207.73 BTC stolen.
The fourth wave has not been confirmed. It may have affected 462 victims and involved 388.93 BTC, according to the same tally.
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