52.37 related to the Coldcard vulnerability transferred to a recovery trust address
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Galaxy Digital’s Head of Research said that white-hat hackers transferred 52.37 related to the Coldcard vulnerability incident to an address associated with a recovery trust, accounting for approximately 2.8% of the stolen funds.
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Galaxy Digital: White-hat hacker recovers the related to the Coldcard hack 52.37 PANews September 22 news, according to CoinDesk, Galaxy Digital Head of Research Alex Thorn said that the “white-hat” hacker transferred the lost due to the Coldcard vulnerability incident 52 to an address associated with a newly established recovery trust. The funds account for approximately 2.8%。
Galaxy Digital: White-hat hackers recover 52.37 related to the Coldcard hacking incident
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PANews September 22 news, according to CoinDesk, Galaxy Digital Head of Research Alex Thorn said that the “white-hat” hacker transferred the lost due to the Coldcard vulnerability incident 52 to an address associated with a newly established recovery trust. The funds account for approximately 2.8%。
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No additional explanation is available beyond the summary.
Why it matters to readers
The information was relayed by a professional media outlet quoting a named research executive, but no on-chain address was provided for independent verification; it also concerns only a small portion of the stolen funds, and the overall disposition remains incomplete.
Watch for subsequent official information and do not make decisions based on a single report.
Risks and unknowns
Further disclosure of the recovery trust address and control arrangements
Whether the 52.37 was actually returned to the victims
Progress in tracing and handling the approximately 97.2% in remaining funds involved in the incident
Coldcard’s formal statement on vulnerability remediation and its compensation plan