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The Crypto Kidnapper: The Man Who Hunted Bitcoin Millionaires!(Part-05)
It was a chilling pattern—crypto millionaires vanishing, their wallets emptied, their families left in terror. For years, the attacks seemed random, isolated incidents of violence in the digital gold rush. But in June 2025, investigators uncovered the truth: one man was behind it all.
1️⃣ The Rise of the Crypto Phantom
His name was Badiss Mohamed Amide Bajjou, a 24-year-old French-Moroccan with a taste for luxury and a mind for crime. He wasn’t just another hacker—he was a hunter, a man who tracked, kidnapped, and tortured crypto executives to steal their fortunes.
✔️ A Master of Disguise Bajjou used fake identities, encrypted messaging apps, and burner phones to stay ahead of the law.
✔️ A Network of Fear He built a team of criminals, operating across France, Morocco, and the U.S., targeting high-profile investors.
✔️ A Ruthless Strategy His victims were kidnapped, beaten, and forced to sign crypto transfers—or lose a finger.
2️⃣ The Kidnappings That Shocked the Crypto World
✔️ May 13, 2025—Pierre Noizat’s daughter and grandson were nearly abducted in Paris.
✔️ April 2025—David Balland, co-founder of Ledger, was kidnapped and tortured, losing a finger in the process.
✔️ Multiple Executives Targeted—Crypto leaders across Europe were attacked, threatened, and robbed.
For months, the crimes escalated, leaving the crypto community paralyzed with fear.
3️⃣ The Arrest That Ended the Nightmare
✔️ June 5, 2025—Bajjou was captured in Tangier, Morocco, after a global manhunt.
✔️ Interpol’s Most Wanted—He had been on the Interpol list since 2023, evading capture for years.
✔️ A Crime Syndicate Exposed—Authorities uncovered encrypted chats, revealing a network of criminals operating across borders.
4️⃣ The Fallout: Crypto Security in Crisis
✔️ Executives Hiring Bodyguards—Crypto millionaires are now investing in personal security.
✔️ Governments Cracking Down—France and Morocco are tightening crypto regulations to prevent future attacks.
✔️ A New Era of Crypto Crime—Physical violence is replacing cyber hacks, proving that wealth without protection is a target.
#CryptoCrime #BitcoinKidnapping #CryptoSecurity #InterpolCapture #Write2Earn
1️⃣ The Rise of the Crypto Phantom
His name was Badiss Mohamed Amide Bajjou, a 24-year-old French-Moroccan with a taste for luxury and a mind for crime. He wasn’t just another hacker—he was a hunter, a man who tracked, kidnapped, and tortured crypto executives to steal their fortunes.
✔️ A Master of Disguise Bajjou used fake identities, encrypted messaging apps, and burner phones to stay ahead of the law.
✔️ A Network of Fear He built a team of criminals, operating across France, Morocco, and the U.S., targeting high-profile investors.
✔️ A Ruthless Strategy His victims were kidnapped, beaten, and forced to sign crypto transfers—or lose a finger.
2️⃣ The Kidnappings That Shocked the Crypto World
✔️ May 13, 2025—Pierre Noizat’s daughter and grandson were nearly abducted in Paris.
✔️ April 2025—David Balland, co-founder of Ledger, was kidnapped and tortured, losing a finger in the process.
✔️ Multiple Executives Targeted—Crypto leaders across Europe were attacked, threatened, and robbed.
For months, the crimes escalated, leaving the crypto community paralyzed with fear.
3️⃣ The Arrest That Ended the Nightmare
✔️ June 5, 2025—Bajjou was captured in Tangier, Morocco, after a global manhunt.
✔️ Interpol’s Most Wanted—He had been on the Interpol list since 2023, evading capture for years.
✔️ A Crime Syndicate Exposed—Authorities uncovered encrypted chats, revealing a network of criminals operating across borders.
4️⃣ The Fallout: Crypto Security in Crisis
✔️ Executives Hiring Bodyguards—Crypto millionaires are now investing in personal security.
✔️ Governments Cracking Down—France and Morocco are tightening crypto regulations to prevent future attacks.
✔️ A New Era of Crypto Crime—Physical violence is replacing cyber hacks, proving that wealth without protection is a target.
#CryptoCrime #BitcoinKidnapping #CryptoSecurity #InterpolCapture #Write2Earn
🚨 Crypto Millionaire Kidnap Mastermind Caught in Morocco!
In a major breakthrough, Moroccan authorities have arrested Badiss Mohamed Amide Bajjou, a 24-year-old suspect believed to be the brain behind a chilling wave of kidnappings and extortion targeting crypto millionaires in France. Bajjou, already on Interpol’s red list, was captured with weapons, cash, and multiple phones linked to the operations.
One of the most horrifying cases tied to this network was the violent abduction of Ledger co-founder David Balland—where kidnappers reportedly cut off one of his fingers while demanding a €10 million ransom in cryptocurrency.
Authorities also linked Bajjou to a botched kidnapping attempt in May, involving the family of Paymium CEO Pierre Noizat. In a broad daylight attack, armed men tried to seize Noizat’s daughter, her husband, and their young child. Thanks to bystanders’ intervention, the family narrowly escaped harm.
So far, 25 suspects, including minors, have been formally indicted in connection with the criminal ring. The victims were specifically targeted for their high visibility in the crypto industry—where large, untraceable digital wealth has become a magnet for organized crime.
French law enforcement has sounded the alarm, warning of a rising trend in crypto-related crimes, and is ramping up security measures to protect high-net-worth individuals in the space. Despite Bajjou's arrest, another ringleader—believed to be in his 40s—remains at large.
As digital fortunes grow, so does the real-world danger surrounding them. Authorities across Europe and the U.S. are now tightening crypto security protocols to tackle this emerging threat head-on.
🔐 Stay safe. Stay alert.
#CryptoCrime #InterpolCapture #CryptoSecurity #DigitalThreats #Web3Safety #BinanceNews
In a major breakthrough, Moroccan authorities have arrested Badiss Mohamed Amide Bajjou, a 24-year-old suspect believed to be the brain behind a chilling wave of kidnappings and extortion targeting crypto millionaires in France. Bajjou, already on Interpol’s red list, was captured with weapons, cash, and multiple phones linked to the operations.
One of the most horrifying cases tied to this network was the violent abduction of Ledger co-founder David Balland—where kidnappers reportedly cut off one of his fingers while demanding a €10 million ransom in cryptocurrency.
Authorities also linked Bajjou to a botched kidnapping attempt in May, involving the family of Paymium CEO Pierre Noizat. In a broad daylight attack, armed men tried to seize Noizat’s daughter, her husband, and their young child. Thanks to bystanders’ intervention, the family narrowly escaped harm.
So far, 25 suspects, including minors, have been formally indicted in connection with the criminal ring. The victims were specifically targeted for their high visibility in the crypto industry—where large, untraceable digital wealth has become a magnet for organized crime.
French law enforcement has sounded the alarm, warning of a rising trend in crypto-related crimes, and is ramping up security measures to protect high-net-worth individuals in the space. Despite Bajjou's arrest, another ringleader—believed to be in his 40s—remains at large.
As digital fortunes grow, so does the real-world danger surrounding them. Authorities across Europe and the U.S. are now tightening crypto security protocols to tackle this emerging threat head-on.
🔐 Stay safe. Stay alert.
#CryptoCrime #InterpolCapture #CryptoSecurity #DigitalThreats #Web3Safety #BinanceNews
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