Quote from: pushups44 on May 14, 2025, 05:46:57 PM

There have been several high-profile kidnappings of crypto executives or their relatives in France, showing there is now a pattern of organized criminals targeting those thought to possess cryptocurrencies. While other countries have had similar incidents, for now France appears to have taken the lead in some of the boldest attacks. Recently, two relatives (a mother and child) of a crypto exchange CEO endured a bold kidnapping attempt in broad daylight in Paris.

So what can France and other countries do to stem the tide of such attacks? If this is not brought under control, this potentially may drive away everyday people who will have to fear a kidnapping attempt if they hold Bitcoin. These attacks should thus be understood as terrorism being committed against bitcoiners and their families.

Source: https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20250514-france-summons-cryptocurrency-businesses-after-kidnappings

It is not only because of holding crypto that such a situation is being created, but also unique people for ransom are being kidnapped. However, this is only due to legal laziness, criminals are getting more opportunities to kidnap, of course, it should be strictly legal in France so that criminals do not get the opportunity to kidnap any person for ransom in any way. If such attempts are made repeatedly for ransom or if crypto holders are tried to be kidnapped, the number of murders will increase later.
Because after kidnapping a person, if the ransom is not collected as desired by the criminals, the criminals can punish the kidnapped person in any way and can even kill him in the last stage, so this is the only legal way that can give the right decision on these matters in the system. Therefore, the criminals should be caught and punished.