A stash of 20.5 Bitcoin linked to the 2026 Coldcard hardware wallet theft was moved through 34 THORChain swaps into Ethereum on September 2 and 3. Most of the funds ended up in one Ethereum address, which later showed a small outgoing transaction of about 5 ETH, marking the first activity since the theft. However, over 1,400 BTC from the theft remain untouched in identified addresses. Investigators and researchers, including Galaxy Research, have not confirmed if all theft waves are linked to one group or individual. This movement signals a shift from dormant stolen coins to active cross-chain transactions, potentially aiding further tracking and investigation efforts.
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Motley Fool's recent analysis highlights Solana's stronger network activity compared to XRP, with Solana processing 3.18 billion transactions in September 2026 versus XRP's 222.4 million in Q2 2026. Solana also supports a larger stablecoin supply of ...
As of October 24, the XRP Ledger had $641.17 million in distributed real-world assets, significantly less than Ethereum's $16.05 billion and other blockchains like BNB Chain, Solana, and Stellar. The XRP Ledger tracked 451 assets excluding stablecoin...
South Korea's tech-heavy KOSPI index dropped 2.8% with major stocks Samsung and SK Hynix falling sharply. This decline reflects a broader global trend of de-risking and deleveraging, especially in highly leveraged European and U.S. bond markets, whic...
