As physical attacks on crypto holders surge, investors are rethinking self-custody. This article explores the tools, threats, and trade-offs of modern crypto security.

Fact checked by Stella Osoba More crypto investors are learning that the biggest threat to their digital wealth isn’t necessarily a hacker behind a screen, but could be someone at their front door.

Crypto crimes are rising fast in France—kidnappings, ransom, and extortion. As ETHCC kicks off in Paris, safety is now a top concern for Web3 leaders.

Crypto crime gets physical. There’s been a noticeable rise in cryptocurrency “wrench attacks,” where criminals extort people’s cryptocurrency with direct, physical violence.

A recent string of horrific assaults and kidnappings targeting people rich in cryptocurrency is heightening fears among investors about their physical safety — and insurance companies are hoping ...

A BitcoinTalk user going by the pseudonym “John Galt” spoke about their experience redeeming physical Bitcoin worth more than ...

Security: Physical crypto wallets not connected to the internet are the most secure option. Fees: While some crypto wallets are available to purchase, many are free.

True mainstream crypto adoption depends on physical infrastructure, not just digital innovation. Neglecting real-world access points risks leaving millions behind.

And now, a man by the fake name John Galt has made millions after holding onto a special Bitcoin bar for more than 13 years.