A recent exploit of Coldcard hardware wallets resulted in a $130 million loss, prompting a massive migration of approximately $15 billion in Bitcoin to safer storage solutions. This swift response underscores the resilience of the Bitcoin network, as users rapidly relocated their assets to mitigate potential further losses. Casa CEO Nick Neuman argues that this phenomenon demonstrates the effectiveness of distributed self-custody as a safeguard against vulnerabilities, rather than a source of weakness1. The fact that such a large amount of Bitcoin could be quickly moved to safety suggests a high degree of decentralization and adaptability within the network. This incident highlights the importance of robust security measures and user vigilance in protecting cryptocurrency assets. The ability to rapidly respond to and contain security breaches is crucial for maintaining the integrity of the Bitcoin network, so the demonstration of this capability is a significant reassurance for investors and users.