Attackers don't act on what you hold. They act on their guess at it, built from leaked databases, breach dumps, and whatever you show in public. On 24 August, 2026, in Jouy-en-Josas, France, three men broke into a 47-year-old's home at dawn, tied and gagged him, and beat him for about two hours for his crypto codes. They were sure he held close to EUR 6 million. His wallets held about EUR 3,000. The men at the door were working from bad data. What in your public footprint is feeding someone else's guess? Full report:

Gart

Database of physical attacks involving cryptocurrency - Gart

Gart tracks documented cases of physical violence and the use of cryptocurrency to extract wealth from principals, traders, and businesses worldwide.