Who knew? A quick look reveals some shocking facts. Over the past 3 years, there have been 322 recorded cases involving Crypto across 57 countries. Among them, 101 were kidnappings, 69 were robberies/thefts, and 12 involved murders, with total losses exceeding $625 million. In some cases, the most dangerous thing isn’t your private key being leaked—it’s your wealth, identity, and address being exposed all at once. Wallet security ≠ Personal safety. Traditional bank robberies at least require breaking into a bank, bypassing systems, and moving cash. Crypto robberies might only need one person + one phone. Some of the most notable cases include: 1) January 2025: Ledger co-founder David Balland and his partner were kidnapped from their home in central France. 2) November 2024: WonderFi CEO Dean Skurka was forcibly taken into a vehicle in downtown Toronto. The kidnappers demanded a ransom of approximately $1 million, which Skurka paid electronically before being released. 3) Early 2026: A 38-year-old Chinese crypto trader, Mr. Wang, was targeted while doing business in Istanbul, Turkey. Several suspects, who had flown in from China, set a trap with the help of a female accomplice during a dinner meeting. Wang was abducted, brutally murdered, bound with tape, and struck on the head before being buried vertically in a remote farmland. A truly mature asset security system in the future should include at least four layers: **Layer 1: Asset Security** · Cold wallets, multi-signature, MPC, permission isolation. **Layer 2: Account Security** · 2FA, hardware keys, independent devices, email isolation. **Layer 3: Privacy Security** · Reduce public display of wealth, addresses, and personal/family information. **Layer 4: Personal Safety** · Avoid creating a clear link between on-chain wealth and real-world identity, residence, and family members.