Who Cracked Bitcoin on July 4th? 80,000 BTC Moved in What Might Be the First Real Exploit — and You Missed it

https://eloise88.medium.com/who-cracked-bitcoin-on-july-4th-408230a70f5d

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He basically said the messages weren’t part of the big transfers, right? If so, we basically know that money moved.

They were a separate scam transaction

I didn't miss it, but very few seem overly bothered. It seems very strange in its execution

Yeah, don't know much, possibly faulty randomness.

nostr:nprofile1qqspue77xa2pwyr3608ek39ku4rtm98apgk2876dhwcmq4rgtjg3deqpr9mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuumwdae8gtnnda3kjctv9uqsuamnwvaz7tmwdaejumr0dshslm5mn4 I read the article and took a look at the TXIDs on Mempool.space to verify. Aren’t the mentioned OP_returns associated with different transactions and blocks that were mined before July 4th? For each address that the large tx came from, it looks like the tx with the suspicious OP_returns came either on June 30 or July 2, and were attached to transactions that ADDED to the address, instead of pulling funds.

If I understand correctly, I’d say these are relevant details that make the connection to the large tx pretty spurious. The large tx do not have OP_return msgs attached that I can see.

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Hey nostr:npub1ydxytlu95vwpn0m3pzn507nma8x5472u043pupcgpj3dvcamglfql6rlcw What does Giacomo think of this move/hack?