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Users of the bitcoin hardware wallet were targeted with phishing attacks.

A self-described white-hat party returned 3,400 BTC to Liquid Network’s federation wallet on Monday after Blockstream said bridge nodes were patched. About 598.5 BTC, near $47 million, remains at the holder address.

Liquid Network said purported white-hat hackers withdrew about 4,000 bitcoin from the federation wallet that backs L-BTC. Bridge nodes are disabled and the sidechain is paused.

A $10 million reward is being offered by the feds for information on the defendants.

Clay Garrett’s investigation matched the 1,082.65 BTC sweeps to a major data provider’s internal logs with “extraordinary specificity.” The coins remain unmoved.

The amount of bitcoin stolen has been confirmed at $115 million, according to Galaxy Digital's latest figures.

The data breach exposes names and emails from 13,689 customers who bought the popular Bitcoin wallet in recent months.

The open-source payment processor is funding a recovery bounty worth 10% of any funds returned, capped at 3 Bitcoins, and says it will prioritize security patches over new features indefinitely.

The amount of Bitcoin stolen has been confirmed at $111 million, but is likely much higher — and could stand at over $130 million.

Bitcoin worth close to $32 million moved for the first time in 12 years yesterday.