Behind the Myth of Getting Rich in Cryptocurrency, There's a Deadly Danger!

Brothers, I really didn't expect that trading cryptocurrency could attract kidnappers! Recently, global cryptocurrency kidnapping cases have surged, with the U.S. becoming a hotspot, and France is even more exaggerated—kidnappers are even dragging minors into it. Last month, in broad daylight in Paris, someone tried to kidnap the daughter of the Paymium boss, and luckily the girl was strong enough to break free, which made me break out in a cold sweat!

The most ridiculous part is that both founders of Ledger have been kidnapped before, and now French crypto bigwigs have to go out with bodyguards. Ironically, these kidnappers are targeting publicly available wallet addresses on the blockchain; whoever has a lot of coins in their account is at risk. Last time, when Mike Saylor said that publicly proving assets was a bad idea, I laughed at him for being paranoid, but now I've been slapped in the face!

Every time I come across such news, I grip my cold wallet tighter. What should we in the cryptocurrency world do? Hiding our holdings for fear of project teams running away, yet being open and transparent makes us targets for kidnappers. If you ask me, in the future, posting screenshots of holdings really requires careful thought— you never know if the person on the other side of the screen is a retail investor or a kidnapper!

Now leaving a suspense: do you know which crypto bigwigs have quietly hired private security teams? Opportunities are fleeting, corrections are imminent, it's time to buy the dip, and altcoins with huge profits are waiting for you! Doubling your investment is not a dream, click on my avatar to follow me, and join the bull market feast! $BTC #巨鲸JamesWynn动态