A series of violent crimes targeting cryptocurrency owners has emerged, with reports indicating that in January alone, there were eight violent crypto robberies. One particularly brutal incident involved the kidnapping of a man who was tied up with electrical cables, drugged with morphine, and assaulted with machetes in an attempt to steal over £100,000 worth of cryptocurrency. This incident is part of a broader trend, as authorities have noted a rise in violent acts associated with crypto thefts. The police managed to track down the perpetrators of these crimes through DNA evidence and phone records. The alarming increase in such incidents has led to a heightened demand for 'wrench attack' insurance among cryptocurrency holders, as they seek to protect themselves from potential violence related to their assets.
In January alone, there were 8 violent crypto robberies—including a kidnapping that cost the Ledger founder his finger That's spurred demand for 'wrench attack' insurance Insights from AnchorWatch co-founder @BeccaAmilee and Bitcoin OG @lopp: https://t.co/lBVe2dQVSw
In January alone, there were 8 violent crypto robberies—including a kidnapping that cost the Ledger founder his finger That's spurred a demand for 'wrench attack' insurance With insights from AnchorWatch co-founder @BeccaAmilee and Bitcoin OG @lopp https://t.co/3lIsv4Tpxn
Krimi in der französischen Krypto-Szene: Vorige Woche wurden der Unternehmer David Balland und seine Frau gekidnappt. Die Entführer forderten Kryptowährung https://t.co/L05SNDRA0S