Your private key is 32 bytes. Everything else about you should be just as hard to get.
Exchanges, wallet vendors, and OTC desks keep leaking customer data — names, home addresses, purchase records, sometimes balances and wallet addresses. 32bitcoin watches those leaks, tells you when you're in one, and tells you exactly what to do about it.
No KYC·Pay in sats·We never ask for keys, seeds, or balances
Live exposure — September 2026
RevolutKYC files + Bitcoin transaction recordsTrezor × ShipMonkbreach widens by 67,000 home addressesPocket Bitcoin291 identities tied to on-chain addressesSafePal~40,000 order recordsBonex.bg26,000 KYC records + bank IBANs
The problem
Nobody tells the holder.
Regulators fine the company. Journalists cover the hack. You're left holding the risk.
01
They leak
Your name, address, phone, and purchase history spill from an exchange, wallet vendor, or shipping partner — whether you used them last week or six years ago.
02
Markets fuse
That data sells on dark-web markets, where it gets merged with the public blockchain. A pseudonymous wallet becomes a named, locatable target.
03
You find out last
Companies disclose late and undercount. Phishing, SIM swaps, extortion, and physical threats arrive first. The letter arrives months later, if ever.
How it works
Watch. Alert. Respond.
One operator, full-time, doing the work no company will do for you.
WatchWe monitor breach disclosures, dark-web chatter, on-chain investigators, court filings, and vendor notices — every source a leak surfaces in, every day.
AlertWhen a breach touches Bitcoin holders, Wire members get a same-day private alert: what leaked, who has it, and whether it can be tied to the chain. Free alerts follow within 72 hours.
RespondEvery alert ships with a concrete action checklist. Playbooks walk you through full recovery. And if you want your personal exposure mapped, book a guided self-audit.
Pricing
The offer.
Safety-critical alerts are always free. You pay for speed, depth, and personalization.
Alerts
$0
free, forever
Every breach that touches Bitcoin holders, published within 72 hours
Monthly exposure roundup: who leaked, what data, current status
The flagship guide: "The 30-minute self-audit every Bitcoiner should run"
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The Wire
$49/mo
founding 25 members: $39/mo, locked for life
Same-day private alerts in a members-only Telegram channel
Full exposure analysis per incident: what leaked, who's buying it, whether it touches the chain
A specific action checklist with every alert
The running breach tracker: every crypto-customer leak, scored and updated
Direct questions answered in-channel
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Guided self-audit
$500
one-time · rises to $750 after first 10 clients
75-minute one-on-one call — you run every tool yourself, we interpret what you see
Your full exposure map: KYC footprint, email and phone reuse, on-chain linkage
Written findings and a prioritized 90-day plan, delivered within 48 hours
You never hand over a key, a seed, or a balance. Ever.
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Playbooks
$39
each · instant download
Single-problem response manuals, step by step
First title: "Your home address is in a breach: the 90-day response"
Next: breaking the KYC link going forward, moving coins after an on-chain tie
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Principles
How this stays trustworthy.
The rules the service runs on, published so you can hold it to them.
We never hold your data
Audits are guided. You run the tools on your own machine; we interpret. Nothing sensitive changes hands.
Alerts before revenue
Safety-critical information always publishes free. Paid tiers buy speed, depth, and personalization — never silence.
Probabilities, not verdicts
We report likelihoods and evidence. We never claim certainty we don't have, and we never repost leaked data.
Pseudonymous by design
No KYC on members, sats over Lightning, Bitcoin-only focus. Judge the work, not a face.
FAQ
Questions.
Do you ever need my seed phrase, keys, or balances?
Never. Anyone who asks for those is robbing you. The self-audit is guided — you run every check on your own devices, and we interpret what you're looking at. Nothing sensitive leaves your hands.
How do I pay?
Bitcoin over Lightning. No cards, no PayPal, no identity verification. If you can hold your own keys, you already know how to pay us.
Why is the operator pseudonymous?
For the same reason you don't want your name next to your coins. This service exists because attaching identities to holdings is dangerous. That rule applies to us too.
I already received a breach letter. What now?
Join the Wire and read the playbook for your incident. If you want your specific situation mapped — what's out there, what it connects to, what to fix first — book a guided self-audit.
Isn't this just HaveIBeenPwned?
HIBP tells you an email appeared in a dump. We tell you what that dump means for a Bitcoin holder — what gets fused with the chain, who buys it, and the exact moves to make next.