The French government is taking decisive action to protect its high-ane crypto holders in Paris in Paris after stagnant attempts to stunning the daughter of Pierre Noizat yesterday.
Like most technology-operated economies, France is also trying to turn into a crypto hub in the world. However, such crimes against Crypto millionaires have increased in recent years, obstructing their reputation as a safe shelter for the community.
Pierre Noizat’s daughter kidnapped
Attempts to violent violent kidnapping on the streets of Paris during a wide day light on Tuesday sent shockwaves to the Crypto community. The target was allegedly the daughter and grandson of Pierre Noizat, a prominent bitcoin entrepreneur and co-founder of Pemium.
Four armed attackers attacked the daughter, her partner and child in Paris in the 11th district. A quarrel followed, and passers -by participated to help, forcing the kidnappers to flee. The entire exam was also caught on camera.
This year was the third such case to target Crypto millionaires in France. Politico reported that Laser Kofounder David Bland was abducted in January this year. In a separate event, the father of another crypto entrepreneur was also kidnapped earlier this month. More like this Kidnapping attempts to target Crypto community It has also been informed from all over the world.
French internal minister responds with safety measures
In response, internal minister Bruno Retillu convened an emergency meeting with law enforcement and cryptocurrency entrepreneurs this week.
Talking to French media, Retilliu said “I am bringing together among Buwau (internal ministry of France) Cryptocurrency entrepreneurs, there are some in France, to work with them on their safety, to make them aware of the risks, and to take measures together to protect them.”
“We should jointly take measures to protect them,” Retylue said. According to media reports, Darmanin has asked the regional police chiefs to prefer at the identification of risky crypto investors who manage large amounts of digital assets and provide protection to them.
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