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New Bitcoin addresses surge to about 330,000 after Coldcard exploit

The Block said new Bitcoin addresses rose from 260,000 to 330,000, breaking the year long decline.

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The Block reports a rise in on chain activity for Bitcoin, with the number of new Bitcoin addresses increasing sharply.

According to The Block, new addresses climbed from 260,000 to 330,000, marking a notable break from the decline that had persisted for much of the year.

The outlet linked the move to funds being shifted by users after a Coldcard exploit.

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The BlockNew Bitcoin addresses jump as Coldcard exploit pushes users to move funds

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