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MFTV #13: Inside Unchained's Coldcard Emergency Response | with Unchained co-founder & CSO Dhruv Bansal 🔗 YouTube: 🔗 Spotify: Since the Coldcard exploit first was exposed, nearly 9000 bitcoin (>$500M) have been moved out of vulnerable Coldcard multisig wallets through MARA's Slipstream — with the largest majority coming from...

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