This is really making me worried.
I mean we are investors of a cryptocurrency and we all know that Bitcoin also has a feature of anonymity and if that already happen, what more to people that don't usually know how to secure their wallet and even their identity? We should really be careful with the information we are sharing on the internet, it could be really dangerous if people know our information. We are not just putting ourselves in danger but also our loved ones.
Topic: Bitcoin Trader Brutally Tortured - page 3. (Read 1554 times)
Investors with significant investments in Cryptocurrency are attracting a lot of interested criminals. For Crypto you can hijack all if you know anyone's private key, so that's why many criminals attack Bitcoiner. I hope people use Blockchain anonymity and not let anyone know your Cryptocurrency. Pls, protect yourself and not brag about your property.
This should be regulated. Everyone deserves safety. We cannot tolerate this people. Its better to be vigilant and careful of our words and actions.
Insiders job? Probable. But it could be just what people see on the trader. Many people right now are jumping to spreading bitcoin into society easily by making t shirts about bitcoin, tattoos about bitcoin, tweeting bitcoin, talking about bitcoin in social media.
People, this is exactly what you need to do, don't try to spread bitcoin carelessly. Of course, we want a mass adoption but if mass adoption means your life, that would be something not worth to take risk.
People, this is exactly what you need to do, don't try to spread bitcoin carelessly. Of course, we want a mass adoption but if mass adoption means your life, that would be something not worth to take risk.
People are sharing their identity on Facebook or Youtube. I know lots of YouTubers who are traders. Anyone can easily find their home address and torture them.
A crypto trader from the Netherlands had been brutally tortured in front of his 4-year-old daughter, by 3 suspects disguised as police. The investigator suspected that the criminals stole some private keys, passwords that transferred the victim's fund to the suspect's wallet. How could the criminal know his a trader and identity, location? Could this be an inside job?
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In my opinion, the victim has been targeted or has been spied on by the suspect. besides that I think the victim once told of his existence on social media so that the suspect could find the victim and steal the victim's coin. I also suspect that the suspect is a hacker.
A crypto trader from the Netherlands had been brutally tortured in front of his 4-year-old daughter, by 3 suspects disguised as police. The investigator suspected that the criminals stole some private keys, passwords that transferred the victim's fund to the suspect's wallet. How could the criminal know his a trader and identity, location? Could this be an inside job?
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I am sure the person who committed the crime is the closest person. It could be family and friends, it would be difficult to know if people use bitcoin or not if they don't have a close relationship. More information here:
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This is indeed an inside job either from one of his friends or one of the sites where he use KYC and they use this information in order to find him.If its one of his friends then pretty sure it is caused by jealous if he is a big trader and earning good amounts or just have bad intention to him
That could be one of the main reason why the bitcoin trader gets tortured, money is the root of all evil and that is why we should avoid spitting some of our personal information like our income to our friends or even family members because jealousy can hit them and it might turn into some evil thing that will cost you life. 
This is indeed an inside job either from one of his friends or one of the sites where he use KYC and they use this information in order to find him.If its one of his friends then pretty sure it is caused by jealous if he is a big trader and earning good amounts or just have bad intention to him
There are so many possibilities that can occur in this case, they can know each other through social media or community, or they are family or close friends. In my opinion, the police must be able to find the perpetrators and find out the motives for the murder of the perpetrators as soon as possible.
in my opinion it is the actions of insiders namely people who already know the daily activities of victims or you can also get information about the victim's identity from KYC. so we should always be careful. and it's best if we work in cryptocurrency we don't use attributes or clothing that says bitcoin or cryptocurrency. it will make us the target of evil people.
A crypto trader from the Netherlands had been brutally tortured in front of his 4-year-old daughter, by 3 suspects disguised as police. The investigator suspected that the criminals stole some private keys, passwords that transferred the victim's fund to the suspect's wallet. How could the criminal know his a trader and identity, location? Could this be an inside job?
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This is why you have to seperate our wallet into pieces if we have a big amount of cryptocurrency in it.
The criminals will aim the big wallet and track every transaction made and will get our information in real life. Stay careful.
This is quite sad. This is the exact reason why i disagree with the idea of KYC presented by most crypto exchange platforms. Your identity can be easily stolen and people can easily harm you with your stolen identity. Once these platforms securities are broken, identities are easily stolen.
Of course, you all are right in saying that need to talk less about cryptocurrency earnings. But on the other hand, how can we spread the word about crypto for its large-scale adoption if we are silent?
In order to spread awareness about the crypto-currency, you need to talk about its advantages and merits. Why do you think that you need to talk about how many coins you own, for this purpose? You can give examples of users who became rich after investing in crypto, but there is no need to give absolute numbers.
showing some numbers or showing some proof (ex. your reciept ) can make you look more believable than explaining bitcoin alone but you should be careful on which person you are talking to . only do this method to someone that you fully trusted or recognize ( ex. your close friend or family ) so that you can be safe from theft and being tortured like what happen on the story of the op .
Of course, you all are right in saying that need to talk less about cryptocurrency earnings. But on the other hand, how can we spread the word about crypto for its large-scale adoption if we are silent?
In order to spread awareness about the crypto-currency, you need to talk about its advantages and merits. Why do you think that you need to talk about how many coins you own, for this purpose? You can give examples of users who became rich after investing in crypto, but there is no need to give absolute numbers.
Of course, you all are right in saying that need to talk less about cryptocurrency earnings. But on the other hand, how can we spread the word about crypto for its large-scale adoption if we are silent?
This is really bad. I advise if you have much bitcoin dont ever say in it public
No one is stupid enough to say that they own a certain number of Bitcoins in the public. But the tax regulations and laws in certain countries requires you to divulge about your crypto holdings to the authorities. And once your information is loaded to the public servers, normally it won't take much time for that data to end up in the hands of shady people.
Quite the opposite, there are a ton of public crypto figures that are boasting about their wealth. Same thing goes for anyone rich, people love to show off. The chance of getting physically tortured is still very small but people like to make it seem more likely than it really is.
This is really bad. I advise if you have much bitcoin dont ever say in it public
No one is stupid enough to say that they own a certain number of Bitcoins in the public. But the tax regulations and laws in certain countries requires you to divulge about your crypto holdings to the authorities. And once your information is loaded to the public servers, normally it won't take much time for that data to end up in the hands of shady people.
Quite the opposite, there are a ton of public crypto figures that are boasting about their wealth. Same thing goes for anyone rich, people love to show off. The chance of getting physically tortured is still very small but people like to make it seem more likely than it really is.
KYC must be banned to all cryptocurrency it can be a way for us to have another victim again.
I wonder whose this trader is, for sure he/she has an account here in BCT.
I wonder whose this trader is, for sure he/she has an account here in BCT.
Don't believe the victim has an account with Bitcointalk.org. There is a clear indication that the victim boast of his/her portfolios in Bitcoin. Never speak out of your portfolios to your neighbors becasue they might be your enemies.
This is the main reason why I don't say to anyone what I'm doing with regards to cryptocurrency. I don't want this to happen to me.
Maybe this trader shared some information on the internet like personal information, how he is earning in trading etc. I suggest not to share any information regarding this to social media platforms because you don't know what can happen to you after doing it.
Maybe this trader shared some information on the internet like personal information, how he is earning in trading etc. I suggest not to share any information regarding this to social media platforms because you don't know what can happen to you after doing it.
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