French police report that a corporate executive specializing in cryptocurrency investments and their family were subjected to a violent robbery at their residence in the Yvelines area. The suspects used violence to abduct and control the victims, then fled the scene. Authorities stated that this case involves organized crime, and the suspects are still at large. This incident serves as a reminder to cryptocurrency investors to prioritize personal and asset security measures.
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FancyResearchLab
· 45m ago
Luban No.7 is under construction again, this time not due to a contract explosion, but a physical explosion...
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In theory, wallets should be the safest, but in practice, personal safety is the biggest bug.
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Locked himself inside again, this time not even smart contracts can save him.
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Doing a little experiment: wallet security vs. personal safety, now I understand it thoroughly.
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Is this just another useless innovation? This time it’s directly upgraded to Robbery 2.0, indeed.
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Organized crime in nature... sounds like maximum academic value, minimum practical value.
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I'll try this smart trap first... never mind, better not.
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WalletDetective
· 22h ago
Now, even crypto big shots have to worry about their homes being raided.
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Is organized crime targeting the crypto world? It feels like the risk has taken a new leap.
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No wonder the wealthy stay low-key; it turns out some people are professionally robbing the crypto space.
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France's case makes us rethink security issues. It's not enough to just store assets on exchanges.
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Kidnapping and robbery, are they targeting private keys...
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Violent crime has escalated. The crypto world has really become a high-risk profession.
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Honestly, the more assets you have, the more you need to think carefully about how to protect yourself and your family.
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0xLostKey
· 01-12 14:31
That's why I always say to stay low-key in the crypto world, don't let people know how much assets you have. It's really too dangerous.
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mev_me_maybe
· 01-11 21:52
That's why I never showcase my assets on social media... It's too scary.
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pvt_key_collector
· 01-11 21:48
That's why I never mention my coins in front of anyone. It's too scary.
Organized crime targeting crypto people—France isn't safe anymore?
The kidnappers are still after those flashy rich folks; being low-key is the way to go.
How is this guy so unlucky... even his family was caught in a violent robbery.
Really, if you're in this industry, you must learn to stay invisible. Don't let anyone know you have coins.
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ChainDoctor
· 01-11 21:48
That's why I never showcase my assets on social media...
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TheMemefather
· 01-11 21:47
That's why I never stack coins at home. It's too scary—organized crime targeting crypto people?
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-11 21:38
That's why I never tell people what I'm doing... Having money has become a target instead.
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SnapshotDayLaborer
· 01-11 21:36
Now it's all good; holding coins feels like living in a fortress.
French police report that a corporate executive specializing in cryptocurrency investments and their family were subjected to a violent robbery at their residence in the Yvelines area. The suspects used violence to abduct and control the victims, then fled the scene. Authorities stated that this case involves organized crime, and the suspects are still at large. This incident serves as a reminder to cryptocurrency investors to prioritize personal and asset security measures.