2nd man indicted in violent New York kidnapping crypto case
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The recent case of an Italian tourist who was kidnapped in New York City and tortured by people allegedly after his cryptocurrency is drawing attention to a rash of crimes dubbed "wrench attacks," which combine cybertheft with old-fashioned thuggery.
The service of the two officers has been "modified," the NYPD confirmed, as an internal review into their potential connection to the crypto millionaire's torturers is underway.
Insurance companies are spinning up services to cater to cryptocurrency companies and their executives. 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 to cash in.
A new generation of crypto ETFs that allow investors to earn yield — not just bet on prices — looked poised for their Wall Street debut.
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An alleged kidnapping in New York is the latest instance in which authorities say cryptocurrency-related crimes have involved real-world violence.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage unveiled his party’s plan to turn Britain into a crypto powerhouse if it gets elected.
An account holder may find value in dedicating a small share of their portfolio to crypto, as long as the individual is willing to lose the holdings in the event of a downturn, analysts said. Digital assets, they added, can help diversify a portfolio and present the possibility of significant upside.
A New York City Police detective assigned to Mayor Eric Adams’ security detail will be questioned in relation to a bizarre crypto currency kidnapping and torture plot after he allegedly delivered the victim to his tormentors,