Bitcoin stolen via the Coldcard wallet vulnerability is beginning to move through a mixing service, though the majority of the stolen funds—about 1,159 BTC—remain untouched across seven attacker-controlled addresses. Investigators are monitoring hundreds of wallets linked to the exploit, with around 600 addresses flagged by exchanges and law enforcement. One attacker has started mixing approximately 64 BTC to obscure its trail, but the largest stash has not been moved, likely due to the risk of detection. The total stolen Bitcoin is estimated between 1,596 and 2,055 BTC, with the vulnerability tied to weak random-number generation in Coldcard devices' seed phrases. Users must create new wallets to secure their funds, as firmware updates do not fix compromised seeds.
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Pandora announced that CFO Anders Boyer will retire on November 30, 2026, after over 14 years with the company. Paulo Garcia, with 25 years of international experience in consumer goods and former CFO of Walmart Mexico & Central America, will join Pa...
RENK Group AG reported a record €1.2 billion in orders for the first half of 2026, a 29.7% increase from the previous year, driven by strong demand in defense. The company achieved its highest-ever quarterly order intake of €612.8 million in Q2, with...
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Italy's biggest bank has significantly increased its investment in Ether ETFs by tripling its holdings, signaling a strong bet on the cryptocurrency's potential growth. At the same time, the bank has reduced its stake in IBIT shares, indicating a str...
