Blockchain’s Institutional Custody Under Rising Scrutiny After Coldcard Bitcoin Hack
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Bitcoin’s promise of self-custody has always rested on a compelling proposition: Investors do not need to trust a bank, exchange or government to protect their assets. A major security incident reported this week involving Coldcard hardware wallets, however, has changed the risk calculus among firms weighing crypto’s four custody models. Attackers exploited a flaw affecting […] The post Blockchain’s Institutional Custody Under Rising Scrutiny After Coldcard Bitcoin Hack appeared first on PYMNTS.
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