Cryptocurrency executors and other investors with significant wealth from cryptian funds are becoming more serious in personal safety, according to the stories this weekend in both The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg.
While cryptocurrencies always created unique security risks, there seems to be a growing threat of violent abduction due to increasing bitcoin values, as well as new concerns after Recent misdemeanor exposure exposed customer data. (Coinbase said that a violation was affected less than 1% of their customers.)
For example, three masked men recently tried to kidnap the daughter and grandchildren of the Paimium Cryptocurnent company Paimium, just to override them with family neighbors.
Jethro Pijlman, who works for security and intelligence companies based on Amsterdam Infinite Risk International, said Bloomberg that his team sees “more inquiries, long-term clients and more proactive requirements of CRIPTO investors who do not want to be caught.”
Meanwhile, Kovanica was revealed in the regulatory submission that she spent $ 6.2 million for her entire Brian Armstrong last year – more than combined security costs for the Executive Services JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs and Nvidia.
