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$115M Bitcoin stolen via 2021 Coldcard firmware flaw, 192 victims confirmed losses

Pluang reported that roughly $115 million worth of Bitcoin was stolen in an incident tied to a Coldcard firmware flaw from 2021. The report said 192 victims have confirmed losses connected to the vulnerability.

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Aug 18, 2026 at 10:09 AM UTC · 1 min de lectura

$115M Bitcoin stolen via 2021 Coldcard firmware flaw, 192 victims confirmed losses
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Pluang reported that roughly $115 million worth of Bitcoin was stolen in an incident tied to a Coldcard firmware flaw from 2021. The report said 192 victims have confirmed losses connected to the vulnerability.

Coldcard is a Bitcoin-focused hardware wallet brand. Hardware wallets are designed to keep private keys offline, but firmware—the software running on the device—can be a critical security component when users create, store, or authorize access to wallet credentials.

The reported losses underscore the long-term consequences that can arise from security flaws in wallet software, particularly when vulnerabilities affect access to Bitcoin holdings. The report identifies the issue as a 2021 firmware flaw and says the confirmed victim count stands at 192. No additional details about the affected users, recovery efforts, or the mechanism of the theft were provided in the available report.

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