France's crypto tax reporting requirements have created an unexpected security nightmare. Authorities now mandate holders to disclose even self-custodied wallets—not just exchange accounts. The twist? Those reported wallet addresses don't stay confidential. Data breaches have turned tax compliance into a roadmap for criminals, with leaked information reportedly used to target victims for kidnappings and physical robberies. What was meant to ensure tax collection has become a double-edged sword: you pay taxes, then potentially pay again when your holdings become public knowledge. The irony stings—regulatory compliance turning into an invitation for real-world threats.

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PensionDestroyervip
· 12-11 15:57
My God, France's move is really brilliant—paying taxes has become like giving thieves your address?
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PonziDetectorvip
· 12-11 15:54
France's move is really clever—paying taxes and possibly risking your life? Leak the address and you could end up on a kidnapping victim's shopping list.
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digital_archaeologistvip
· 12-11 15:49
This move by France is truly incredible; paying taxes can even lead to kidnapping. The policymakers probably never thought about the consequences.
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ser_ngmivip
· 12-11 15:47
I'm serious, France's policy is really outrageous. Filing taxes ends up selling yourself to bad actors...
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