We connect Bitcoin history with questions that matter to security, treasury, and operations teams.
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We suspect the Ledger tampering may extend beyond the known cases. Additional matching transfers raise a question: could more owners have lost Bitcoin without knowing?
184.01 BTCMoved from 742 additional addresses in transfers matching the known theft, after fees. These are leads for review, not confirmed thefts.
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