Estée Lauder
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Coinkite Inc.
A proposed class-action lawsuit has been filed against Coinkite Inc. alleging negligence and breach of contract after hackers stole over US$140-million worth of bitcoin from users.
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About this settlement
Alleged negligence and breach of contract by Coinkite Inc. leading to the theft of over US$140-million in bitcoin from users due to a critical vulnerability in Coldcard wallets.
A proposed class-action lawsuit has been filed in Ontario Superior Court against Toronto-based crypto wallet maker Coinkite Inc., its co-founders Rodolfo Novak and Peter Gray. The suit alleges that the company's negligence and a coding error in its Coldcard wallets allowed hackers to steal over US$140-million worth of bitcoin from users. Allegations include breach of contract, failure to warn about a critical vulnerability, and violation of Ontario's Consumer Protection Act. The plaintiff, Amir Naderi, lost approximately US$79,763.74 worth of bitcoin. The proposed class includes anyone who purchased specific models of Coldcard devices.
Who qualifies
- Anyone who purchased an Mk2, Mk3, Mk4, Mk5, or Q model Coldcard device.
- Exact eligibility will be confirmed once the claim process opens.
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Government of Canada
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Meta (Facebook)
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Ticketmaster
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Apple
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