Are Washington's Fingerprints On This $100 Million Bitcoin Hack?

The Coldcard wallet exploit has already resulted in the theft of more than $100 million in Bitcoin, but new details are raising even more questions. From the code changes that introduced the vulnerability to unusual on chain behavior and suspicious timing, we examine what is known, what remains unanswered, and why Bitcoiners should focus on evidence over speculation.

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Chapters:
00:00 – The Coldcard hack keeps getting stranger
00:48 – Who introduced the vulnerable code?
01:33 – Why are the stolen coins barely moving?
02:21 – Could this be more than a typical hack?
03:39 – Scott Bessent, Clarity Act and strange timing
04:13 – Trump Media and Jim Cramer raise questions
08:31 – Separating speculation from the facts
08:50 – How this compares to Mt. Gox and Celsius
09:24 – Why Bitcoin will emerge stronger

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