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Beyond Market Intelligence keeps wallet in one place: 5 stories so far. The section currently leads with “Trezor's second breach exposes crypto users to targeted phishing attacks”, “Crypto heist of $340 million ends with most funds returned”, and “Over $130 million lost to a hardware wallet exploit you should know about”. Another data breach, another wave of risk for crypto owners. The hacker behind the $340M crypto heist returned most of the funds, a twist that's as rare as the theft itself. Acme AI is the next-generation, AI-powered spreadsheet platform built to replace Excel and redefine how analysts, data scientists, and enterprise teams work… The list below is every wallet story on Beyond Market Intelligence, newest first.
Trezor's second breach exposes crypto users to targeted phishing attacks
Another data breach, another wave of risk for crypto owners. Trezor has confirmed that scammers are now targeting hundreds of thousands of users after a security incident at their email provider. This marks the second time a breach has impacted the hardware wallet maker's third-party infrastructure. It's a stark reminder that your assets are only as safe as every link in the chain.
Crypto heist of $340 million ends with most funds returned
The hacker behind the $340M crypto heist returned most of the funds, a twist that's as rare as the theft itself. It's one of the largest cryptocurrency thefts on record, yet the decision to give the money back raises questions about motive, pressure, or simple panic. That said, the scale underscores how vulnerable digital assets remain. For a deeper look at similar threats, our coverage of the North Korean hackers linked to the Bitget theft offers useful context.
Over $130 million lost to a hardware wallet exploit you should know about
More than $130 million in cryptocurrency has been drained from hardware wallets through a bug in Coldcard devices. That is a staggering sum, and it underscores a hard truth: even offline storage is not immune to sophisticated exploits. When security tools fail, they fail spectacularly, and users are left absorbing the cost. This incident should push everyone to reassess their assumptions about digital asset protection.
Users challenge Apple's safety claims after $1.8M App Store scam loss
Three users are suing Apple after losing more than $1.8 million to a fraudulent crypto wallet downloaded from the App Store. The case directly challenges Apple's long-held promise that its review process shields users from scams. It's a reminder that even curated marketplaces carry real risk, and trust should never be blind. For more on how digital threats keep evolving, see our coverage of AI agents sharing user images, which underscores similar gaps in oversight.
Explore how AI and fintech are reshaping the future of money at Disrupt 2026
Money has moved far beyond the wallet, and at TechCrunch Disrupt 2026, the Smart Money Stage is where that evolution takes center stage. We're dedicating an entire track to fintech, payments, and AI, exploring how these forces reshape your daily transactions and long-term strategies. It's a focused look at practical transformation, not hype. If you're questioning how deeply AI should influence your financial decisions, our piece on verifying your AI's understanding offers a timely perspective.