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Bitcoin Active Addresses Hit 20-Month High During Coldcard Security Event
On-chain metrics reached their highest level in nearly two years as the Coldcard vulnerability incident unfolded, with network activity data revealing holder behaviour during the period.
Bitcoin active addresses climbed to a 20-month peak during the Coldcard security panic, according on-chain analysis. The data provides insight into how Bitcoin holders responded as the vulnerability came to light and its implications became clear across the network.
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