A recent surge in violent kidnappings targeting cryptocurrency executives and their families in France has raised alarm within the crypto community. Victims have endured assaults including pistol whipping, abduction, and in some cases, finger amputations. French crypto leaders have expressed fear and anger over these attacks, prompting discussions on the adequacy of current regulations and their potential role in increasing risks for entrepreneurs and their relatives. In response, the French government has agreed to implement protective measures for crypto professionals. The situation has sparked broader debates about the safety of crypto investors in France compared to other countries, as well as concerns about the sources of security threats. The wave of violence is part of a global pattern of attacks on crypto executives, highlighting vulnerabilities in the sector.
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A wave of violent attacks around the world is targeting crypto executives and their families. Victims have been pistol whipped, abducted, and—in two cases—had fingers severed. https://t.co/QN2xdlkOwI Ugly stuff. Could thieves do this w/any financial data breach?