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After latest kidnap attempt, crypto types tell crime bosses: Transfers are traceable
Crypto industry insiders seem convinced that organized crime likes these attacks because of a (mistaken) belief that crypto transfers are untraceable. So people like Chainalysis CEO Jonathan Levin are trying to clue in the crime bosses.
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PARIS — Having chopped a finger from their hostage, the kidnappers were preparing to drill one of his knees, France’s ...
A wave of kidnappings and extortion attempts targeting cryptocurrency figures and their families is escalating across France ...
French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau said he will meet with French crypto entrepreneurs to discuss how to protect them.
French prosecutors are investigating after a masked gang tried to kidnap the daughter of a crypto businessman in Paris in ...
France’s interior minister gathered crypto executives Friday to try to assuage their fears after a wave of kidnapping ...
A Florida man has been sentenced to more than 11 years in federal prison for his role in a violent kidnapping that played out ...
A crypto CEO's daughter narrowly escapes a kidnapping attempt in Paris; the incident highlights increasing crypto-related ...
French crypto bosses have reacted with fear and anger after a series of violent kidnappings. While some have stepped up security and are considering bodyguards, others are calling for a tougher ...
French law enforcement will provide additional protections to crypto entrepreneurs and their families to combat the recent ...
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