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Galaxy Research $111 million loss estimate

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TFTC relays Galaxy Research figures stating $111 million in bitcoin stolen from Coldcard users through the RNG exploit, 1,719 BTC confirmed so far, total losses likely exceeding $130 million, 88% of stolen coins dormant over a year, and a median victim loss of about 1 BTC. Held as a dated accounting summary attributed to Galaxy Research. The figures are attributed to Galaxy Research and are not independently verified here.

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