2026-01-11 22:22:24

NFT Paris cancellation might stem from deeper issues. More pressing: France has witnessed 4 kidnapping incidents within 4 days, traced back to a government official allegedly leaking crypto taxpayer information to third parties.

For anyone in the crypto space filing taxes and based in France—this is a serious security concern. When personal financial data gets exposed through official channels, the risks compound rapidly. The overlap between regulatory compliance and personal safety has never been more apparent.

Stay vigilant. If you're navigating tax obligations while holding crypto assets, reassess your privacy protocols now.

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NftDeepBreather

· 10h ago

Whoa, government officials leaking data? That's more outrageous than canceling an NFT exhibition.

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bridge_anxiety

· 10h ago

This thing in France is really incredible. An insider in the government leaked tax data—how arrogant is that?

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BearMarketMonk

· 10h ago

France's recent actions are really just playing out the act of "rules themselves are the biggest risk." Government officials leaking data to blackmail— isn't this just a collapse of the rotten building inside the system... Compliance and safety can never coexist, as we've said all along.

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OfflineNewbie

· 10h ago

Wow, is France crazy? Government officials directly leaked tax data, and someone was kidnapped because of it... This kind of thing is truly outrageous to the extreme.

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Degentleman

· 10h ago

What the heck, is the French government official pulling this stunt? Directly leaking our wallet information to the outside, are they trying to make a big move?

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