BTC $64,138.94 +0.49%
ETH $1,866.69 +0.01%
BNB $598.75 +1.30%
XRP $1.06 -1.08%
SOL $73.73 -0.11%
TRX $0.3266 -0.64%
DOGE $0.0698 -0.76%
ADA $0.1901 -2.93%
BCH $211.23 -1.02%
LINK $8.13 -1.17%
HYPE $56.20 +3.21%
AAVE $91.09 -1.70%
SUI $0.6899 -0.72%
XLM $0.1665 -2.89%
ZEC $512.58 +5.06%
BTC $64,138.94 +0.49%
ETH $1,866.69 +0.01%
BNB $598.75 +1.30%
XRP $1.06 -1.08%
SOL $73.73 -0.11%
TRX $0.3266 -0.64%
DOGE $0.0698 -0.76%
ADA $0.1901 -2.93%
BCH $211.23 -1.02%
LINK $8.13 -1.17%
HYPE $56.20 +3.21%
AAVE $91.09 -1.70%
SUI $0.6899 -0.72%
XLM $0.1665 -2.89%
ZEC $512.58 +5.06%

Coldcard security losses show regional differences, with Canadian BTC holders suffering a 25% attributable loss, followed closely by Australia, the US, and Thailand

2026-08-05 11:18:52

Chainalysis posted on platform X that the Coldcard hack is particularly devastating for Canadian Bitcoin holders. Our analysis of the attackers and victims found that Canadian BTC holders accounted for 25% of the attributable losses.

According to estimates compiled by Galaxy Research, the losses could be as high as $110 million, and we analyzed the geographical distribution of this ongoing hacking attack. Users in Australia, the United States, and Thailand also experienced significant losses.

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