Wrench attacks — wherein criminals use violence to steal #crypto — are escalating globally. From home invasions to kidnappings, no region is immune. Learn what’s happening and how to stay safe 👉 https://t.co/onK8qPXtwA https://t.co/pJhVBNbvad
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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?
In 2025, on-chain incidents have resulted in approximately $2.1 billion in losses, primarily due to wallet compromises and phishing attacks, with a noted increase in data leaks. Experts have highlighted a growing threat known as malicious approvals, which can drain cryptocurrency wallets without the need for direct hacks. Additionally, a global surge in violent attacks targeting cryptocurrency executives and their families has been reported, including home invasions, kidnappings, and physical assaults such as pistol whipping and finger severing. These so-called "wrench attacks" are becoming more frequent worldwide, affecting crypto entrepreneurs and raising concerns about the security of financial data within the industry.