According to CoinMeta, a hacking incident involving the Coldcard wallet resulted in the theft of investors' Bitcoin, valued at approximately $64,407.96. This highlights the risks associated with self-stored assets and may lead to an increased demand for spot ETF, which could have a positive impact on certain crypto-related stocks. Investment bank Cantor suggests that this vulnerability may enhance the attractiveness of listed crypto companies that are adopted by institutions. The incident resulted in the theft of at least 1,816 Bitcoins (worth about $114 million) from over 5,200 addresses, emphasizing that even self-stored assets are at risk when wallet security is compromised. FRNT Financial believes that this incident exposes a key trade-off in self-stored assets: although many Bitcoin holders prefer to control their own assets, they still need to rely on hardware and software that generates private keys.