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Big players in the crypto sector argue that new European cryptocurrency rules may be enabling recent abductions and are demanding changes and more security.

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#Write2Earn It’s not a new phenomenon—but these days, it’s a troublingly common one. On the same day Carturan left his captors, the crypto-crime watchdog group TRM Labs put out a report on the recent uptick in wrench attacks, noting that such acts “have escalated in both frequency and severity,” typically involving “high levels of violence that are extremely traumatic for the victims to endure.” Ari Redbord, a former federal prosecutor who now heads global policy for TRM Labs, gave me a blunt explanation for this surge: “We’ve seen the price of Bitcoin double in the last year or so. Criminals tend to go where the money is. These aren’t cybercriminals. These aren’t hackers. They don’t need sophisticated tools.” Advertisement A few days later, longtime software engineer and Bitcoin maximalist Jameson Lopp gave a detailed presentation on the escalation in wrench attacks at the Bitcoin Conference in Las Vegas. After kicking off with a reference to that xkcd comic, Lopp deployed various graphs of reported wrench attacks over the years, noting that such assaults are still relatively rare compared with other crypto-related crimes (such as hacking or phishing), but that they do tend to spike whenever Bitcoin’s value balloons rapidly, like during the crypto craze of 2021. This year, Bitcoin’s value has reached all-time highs—and 2025 is on pace to see a record amount of wrench attacks worldwide. Lopp emphasized that the total number will still be “relatively small”—the previous record-breaking year, 2021, only recorded about 35 attacks, most of them in the U.S. But the details common to these crimes are terrifying enough to warrant extra caution for crypto holders: home invasions, kidnapping, drugging. And, Lopp warned, “a decent number of these also involve torture.” Advertisement

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