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Crypto Industry Reels as Hack Exposes Security Vulnerabilities

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The crypto industry is reeling from a recent hack of Coinkite's Coldcard devices, which have siphoned an estimated $130 million from customers. The attack has sparked concerns about security and perceptions within the community.

A pub in Manhattan's West Village, PubKey, hosted an event for crypto enthusiasts to discuss the incident and its impact on the industry. Attendees included Jordan White, a crossing guard by day and hacker in his spare time, who emphasized that 'these are people's lives and life savings.'

Cold wallets, like Coinkite's devices, were supposed to provide an additional layer of security for customers' holdings. However, the hack has raised questions about their effectiveness.

The incident comes as Bitcoin itself struggles, down roughly 50% since its October high.

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