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France is world’s most dangerous place for Bitcoiners: 90 attacks in 7 months

CCointelegraph by Christina Comben·CointelegraphPublished Oct 9, 2026, 09:35 PM

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French authorities recorded 90 crypto-related cases involving kidnapping, extortion, threats and violent theft in seven months.

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