Coinbase Explained: how crypto’s ‘largest supply chain attack’ stole just $0.05 by Carl Nash January 15, 2026 written by Carl Nash January 15, 2026 54 Despite compromising packages used across the industry, the attacker netted just $0.05, as well as an attention-seeking memecoin donation. Source link 0 comments 0 FacebookTwitterPinterestEmail Carl Nash previous post Two Thinking Machines Lab Cofounders Are Leaving to Rejoin OpenAI next post Internet Computer price forms giant bullish flag as exchange supply drops, can it break out? Related Posts Circle IPO traders send wrong CRCL stock up... March 5, 2026 Trump’s second term has been better for gold... March 5, 2026 Hyperliquid loser James Wynn got rekt, gambled $20K... March 5, 2026 Vape Cabal members harassed by Palestine News Network... March 4, 2026 Odds swing wildly as Polymarket bets on Iran’s... March 4, 2026 Thai police want Interpol to track alleged KuCoin... March 4, 2026 ‘Chinese Instagram’ Rednote bans Justin Sun’s accounts March 4, 2026 No, DTCC isn’t settling $4 quadrillion on XRPL March 4, 2026 Prosecutors find drafts of secret deal linking Milei... March 4, 2026 Does Ross Ulbricht owe back taxes on crypto... March 4, 2026 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.