Coinbase Explained: how crypto’s ‘largest supply chain attack’ stole just $0.05 by Carl Nash June 21, 2026 written by Carl Nash June 21, 2026 21 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 Apple to Work With Intel on US Chip Production, Trump Says next post ‘Bitcoin Looks Dead Now:’ Analyst Reveals When the Next Moonshot Could Begin Related Posts FTX token holders are getting Pudgy Penguins tokens August 5, 2026 US sanctions Russian money laundering network that used... August 5, 2026 Norwegian news site accused of creating crypto holder... August 5, 2026 Gainzy can’t shake UnitedHealthcare hitman accusations August 5, 2026 ‘Ave you got a license for that memecoin?... August 5, 2026 Michael Saylor copies Grayscale, tells US to crash... August 4, 2026 Talibans trade memecoins to become ‘Talibros’ August 4, 2026 Wrapped Bitcoin hides bitcoins for WBTC on Tron August 4, 2026 MicroStrategy bitcoin purchases aren’t stopping premium decline August 4, 2026 Ripple went all-in on politics and gained billions August 4, 2026 Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.