Cryptocurrency executives and other investors with a significant wealth of cryptographic are becoming more serious about personal security, according to the stories this weekend both in the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg.
Although cryptocurrencies have always created unique safety risks, it seems a growing threat of violent kidnapping due to the growing value of Bitcoin, as well as new concerns after recent personal information on coinbase rape exhibitions. (Coinbase said the rape affected less than 1% of its customs).
For example, three recently masked people tried to kidnap the daughter and Granddraughter of the CEO of the French cryptocurrency company Paymium, only to be expelled by the residents of the family.
Jethro Pijlman, who works for the security and intelligence firm of Amsterdam, infinite Risks International, told Bloomberg that his team is seeing “more consultations, more long -term customers and more proactive requests of the crypts that do not want even to drift” A “” “” “” “” “” “” “.” “” “” “” “” “” “” “..” “” “” “” “” “.
Meanwhile, Coinbase revealed in a regulatory presentation that spent $ 6.2 million on personal security costs for his CEO Brian Armstrong last year, more than combined security costs for the CEO of JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs and Nvidia.
