Monitoring cited by Odaily and attributed to Galaxy’s head of research shows that losses from the Ledger CryptoBillis supply-chain attack currently stand at 213.42 BTC, worth about $17.7 million. The tracked funds show a clear concentration in newer holdings: 92% of the stolen bitcoin had been held for less than 90 days at the time it was consolidated, while another portion had been held for longer. So far, all traced bitcoin tied to the incident remains unspent. The funds are being held across three consolidation addresses. The update focuses on the current on-chain status of the stolen assets and does not indicate any spending activity yet.
Monitoring cited by Odaily and attributed to Galaxy’s head of research shows that losses from the Ledger CryptoBillis supply-chain attack currently total 213.42 BTC, or about $17.7 million.
Of the funds that were consolidated, 92% had been held for less than 90 days at the time of consolidation, while some of the funds had been held for longer. All traced bitcoin remains unspent for now and is being held in three consolidation addresses.
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