Galaxy Research said a Coldcard white-hat hacker moved about 40.71 BTC at Bitcoin block height 967948, a transfer valued at roughly $3.31 million based on the figures cited in the source. The transaction used a batch distribution structure with 20 inputs and 480 outputs. Galaxy Research also noted that the OP_RETURN field attached to the transaction included a claim link for affected users. On-chain traces, according to the firm, match activity previously seen from addresses tied to part of the earlier Coldcard hacker-related movements. The update focuses on the transaction structure, the amount moved, and the recovery link embedded in the transaction data.
Galaxy Research said a Coldcard white-hat hacker moved about 40.71 BTC at Bitcoin block height 967948, a transfer worth roughly $3.31 million based on the figures cited in the source.
The transaction was structured as a batch distribution, using 20 inputs and 480 outputs. The OP_RETURN data attached to the transaction also included a claim link for affected users.
According to Galaxy Research, on-chain traces show the funds are consistent with earlier activity from addresses linked to part of the previous Coldcard hacker-related movements.
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