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Modern-day supply chain attack? The well-known Bitcoin hardware wallet Ledger has been exposed—some users reported that the Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies stored in their purchased hardware wallets suddenly disappeared. The common factor among these users is that their hardware wallets, used to store crypto, were purchased from the Southeast Asian distributor CryptoBillis, rather than through official channels. Currently, market speculation suggests that the Southeast Asian distributor CryptoBillis may have tampered with the hardware wallets before selling them to users. Possible tampering includes pre-setting mnemonic passwords known to others or modifying the hardware firmware. As a result, the official Ledger team has urgently issued a precautionary warning and launched an investigation into this distributor.

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Today 2026-11-05
14:45

Bitcoin needs to break through $82,000 to confirm it has broken out of its downtrend.

14:42

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14:41

BTC breaks through the $79,000 mark

14:39

With the Democrats winning the US midterm elections, the Clarity Act may be delayed until 2028.

14:35

Nasdaq 100 futures fell more than 2%, while S&P 500 and Dow Jones futures were mixed.