I love Coinbase's stance on this. Everybody (customers) are whole. Somebody knows a few of these bad actors. Imagine the temptation to be offered 20 Million to turn in the bad actors even if they are family or friends. I don't know if I could trust my very best friend with my well being if they could get 20 Million for turning me in for a crime. I doubt it will be too long before the domino trail falls.
Coinbase managed it pretty well so far: informing their customers, detecting and firing the personnel involved and putting pressure on the criminals with the bounty on their head. It also sends a message to any one who tries to mess with them. Looks like they came prepared !
Yes, but should the info get sold on the dark web bad folks will know that John Smith lives at 123 Main Street and he has BTC. That won't go away.
Security researcher calls BS on Coinbase breach disclosure timeline. https://www.theregister.com/2025/11/17/coinbase_breach_timeline/
