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Ledger said a covert chip hidden in some hardware wallets sold by reseller CryptoBilis captured users' 24-word recovery phrases from the device screen and sent them to attackers over an LTE mobile network using an eSIM. The implant did not modify the secure element, the operating system, or any transactions and signatures, so Ledger describes it as a physical supply-chain attack rather than a breach of its software or systems. Ledger has confirmed one affected signer with an unauthorized implant and says all confirmed losses in the Oct. 9 incident involved CryptoBilis-sold devices, while it is still examining reports in other devices and locations. Onchain researchers estimated losses of up to $93.2 million across more than 300 wallets, and Tether froze $10 million of USDT tied to the theft. CryptoBilis has stopped selling Ledger signers, and customers who already used one should move assets to a device with a newly generated recovery phrase.

A London court ruled that Chinese law, not English law, governs fraud victims' claims to 61,000 bitcoin (about £3.8 billion, or $5 billion) seized by the Metropolitan Police, because the fraud and its losses occurred in China. The coins are linked to Zhimin Qian, who pleaded guilty to running a Ponzi scheme that defrauded more than 128,000 investors between 2014 and 2017 before converting the proceeds to bitcoin and fleeing to Britain. The ruling does not decide ownership, but it narrows victims' route to recovery and makes it more likely the UK government keeps most of the coins. The victims' lawyers are appealing, and a further hearing will determine whether any victim can establish an interest in the bitcoin.

Ethereum NFT marketplace Blur will deprecate its blur.io frontend on November 12, 2026, but the marketplace protocol stays operational on-chain and BLUR holders will continue to control its fee switch. Blend, Blur's peer-to-peer NFT lending platform, will stop matching new loans the same day, so borrowers must repay or let their loans default before then, and Blur will later provide a tool to withdraw assets from Blend. The change comes as the NFT market has shrunk sharply: Statista projects 2026 global NFT revenue of $318.3 million, and CryptoSlam data shows monthly sales fell to $167.2 million in September from $554.8 million a year earlier. The move also follows the announced shutdown of Blast, the Ethereum layer-2 network launched by Blur's team, which said it costs more to run than it earns.

A London High Court ruled that Chinese law, not English law, will govern claims to the 61,000 Bitcoin seized by UK authorities, a setback for Chinese fraud victims. The assets stem from an investment fraud scheme orchestrated by Zhimin Qian between 2014 and 2017, which reportedly affected more than 128,000 investors. The ruling does not decide who owns the Bitcoin, as victims' property rights under Chinese law still need to be assessed, and the case remains in London rather than moving to a Chinese court. Fieldfisher, representing the claimants, is appealing the decision, and the seized Bitcoin is worth more than $5 billion according to CoinGecko.

Ledger said LTE-enabled implants in wallets sold by CryptoBilis captured the 24-word recovery phrases shown on device screens during setup and sent them over cellular networks via an eSIM, without compromising the secure chips or altering transactions. The issue came to light after crypto losses involving devices sold through the reseller, which is listed as authorized in Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines. Blockchain investigator Specter estimated losses could exceed $86 million, while Yfarmx put them at $103 million, though Ledger has not confirmed a total. CryptoBilis halted sales of all hardware wallet brands in those three countries, Trezor said it received no reports of tampered devices but removed the reseller, and OneKey terminated its authorization and offered free replacements for devices bought from CryptoBilis in 2026. Ledger is also examining reports beyond the reseller, including European cases involving devices bought from MediaMarkt, but has not confirmed a link.

Crypto exchanges liquidated about $803 million in leveraged positions over 24 hours, 86% of them bullish bets, as bitcoin briefly fell below $81,000. SanDisk perpetual futures recorded $19.09 million in liquidations, more than XRP, showing how leverage on crypto venues is increasingly tied to chip stocks. About $595 million was wiped out in the final 12 hours, as South Korea’s KOSPI fell more than 6%. Binance accounted for half of all liquidations, while Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix each fell about 8%. The trend reversed as bitcoin recovered above $83,000, with shorts making up 79% of the $74 million liquidated over the following four hours.