I never thought even active-duty military personnel would get involved in crypto robberies:
Toronto police just announced that seven people have been charged, including three Canadian military members. Their target was a crypto exchange owner.
About 2,500 rounds of military ammunition were stolen, and some of the guns were 3D-printed.
Given the physical risks of meeting in person, I’d rather avoid large face-to-face transactions.
Would you still dare to settle a large crypto deal in person? Tell me in the comments.
Toronto police just announced that seven people have been charged, including three Canadian military members. Their target was a crypto exchange owner.
About 2,500 rounds of military ammunition were stolen, and some of the guns were 3D-printed.
Given the physical risks of meeting in person, I’d rather avoid large face-to-face transactions.
Would you still dare to settle a large crypto deal in person? Tell me in the comments.
