Coldcard Losses Top $114M as Tiny Bitcoin Transfers Spike
Coldcard Losses Near $114M as Small Bitcoin Transfers Spike
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- What “Coldcard losses” refers to (for example: a specific incident, a wallet address cluster, an exchange flow, or a misattributed label).
- How the near-$114M figure was calculated (time window, on-chain attribution, and whether it represents realized losses, outflows, theft, or something else).
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