Coinkite declines to estimate Bitcoin loss from $130M Coldcard hack
The Coldcard hack highlights the urgent need for regulatory standards in hardware wallet security to protect investors and maintain trust. The post Coinkite declines to estimate Bitcoin loss from $130M Coldcard hack appe...
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The Coldcard hack highlights the urgent need for regulatory standards in hardware wallet security to protect investors and maintain trust.
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