A cluster tied to the Coldcard RNG exploit has started moving a small portion of the stolen bitcoin, according to Odaily. The group previously stole 1,159.42 BTC from 870 exploited addresses, with the report valuing the haul at about $72.71 million. So far, 0.06 BTC, worth about $3,780 based on the figures cited in the report, has been sent to a new address. The remaining 1,159.35 BTC is still held across the attackers’ original eight addresses, with an estimated value of roughly $72.70 million. The update points to initial fund movement, while most of the stolen bitcoin has not yet left the original attacker-controlled wallets mentioned in the report.
A cluster linked to the Coldcard RNG exploit has begun moving part of the stolen bitcoin, according to Odaily.
The group stole 1,159.42 BTC from 870 exploited addresses, valued in the report at about $72.71 million. It has since transferred 0.06 BTC, or about $3,780, to a new address. The remaining 1,159.35 BTC is still spread across the attackers’ original eight addresses, worth about $72.70 million.
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