Attackers need your money to move right now.

Two setups put a key, or a clock, in the way. We show you both tomorrow.

Multisig means it takes more than one key to move your funds. One threatened person is not enough. A timelock means the money cannot leave until a set time passes.

Nothing goes on the spot.

Gart Webinar: Multi-signature Wallets & Timelocks.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, 2 PM UTC.

Hosted by @Max Hillebrand from Sound Money Solutions.
Free, one hour, live questions.

Exposure comes from what you broadcast and what leaks about you.

You control the first, but not the second.



In 2025, a French tax officer was caught selling crypto holders' home addresses and capital gains to criminal gangs. We don't know how long the data had been moving before she was caught, and crews can plan for days to months before acting.

Over that same window, the France case reports we found went from roughly one a year between 2017 and 2024, to 21 in total for 2025.

Comparing January to June only, France went from 10 cases in 2025 to 31 in 2026. A 210% jump.

Assume you're already on a list and build the habits that make you harder to reach regardless.

For more details, check the largest database of physical attacks involving cryptocurrency:
https://stats.gart.io

A wrench attack runs on one assumption: that one person, under enough pressure, can move everything.

Multisig takes that apart.

No single signer can send the funds, so no single person can be forced to. A time-locked key cannot sign yet, so there is nothing in it to take today.

None of this makes you less of a target, but it removes the single point they can break.

On July 29, we walk through building custody with no single point of coercion.

Gart Webinar: Multisig wallets and timelocks,

Held by the Sound Money Solutions team, led by @Max Hillebrand.

July 29, 2:00 PM UTC. Limited seats.
Register: https://gart.io/event/gart-webinar-multi-signature-wallets-timelocks-12/register

If your safety app got breached tomorrow, what would the attacker walk away with?

For most, a year of your movements, your contacts, your daily pattern.

For Gart, nothing. No KYC, no central server, no location history. Nothing to seize and nothing to sell.

On August 5 we'll tell you how that works, and why we built it that way.

Webinar: the Gart app.
Free session, live Q&A, with our founder and the team who built it.
August 5, 2 PM UTC.
Limited spots.

https://gart.io/event/webinar-the-gart-app-15/register

If you couldn't be in the room, who could reach your coins, and how long would it take them?

Tomorrow, 2 PM UTC.
Registration closes soon.
Limited spots.

A Russian restaurant owner in Uluwatu, Bali was taken on the night of July 2 as he rode home from his own restaurant.

Two masked men blocked his motorcycle, cuffed him with plastic restraints, covered his head, and drove him to a two-story building.

He was punched and kicked for close to 30 hours until he gave up the password to his crypto account.

The stop happened at a junction on that route, around 9:35 PM, on a deserted stretch with almost no camera coverage.



They took his Xiaomi phone at the roadside. His villa key was sitting on the motorcycle's dashboard, so they used it to walk into his villa and take a second phone, the one he used to reach his crypto funds.

No arrests so far.

An estimated $4.9M to $5M was taken. They let him out in front of Udayana University Hospital in Jimbaran at 4 AM on July 4.

Full report: https://stats.gart.io/#attack-460

If you handed over everything you can reach right now, what would you still own tomorrow?

Session 4 of our webinar series on digital security covers what makes backups durable, and who can reach your assets when you no longer can.

Gart Webinar: Backup & Inheritance Strategies. Presented by @Max Hillebrand from the Sound Money Solutions team.

Wednesday, July 15.
Limited seats.

https://gart.io/event/gart-webinar-backup-inheritance-strategies-11/register

A public business and a fixed route are the two cheapest pieces of intelligence an attacker can get.

A Russian restaurant owner in Uluwatu, Bali was taken on the night of July 2 as he rode home from his own restaurant.

Two masked men in blocked his motorcycle, cuffed him with plastic restraints, covered his head, and drove him to a two-story building.

He was punched and kicked for close to 30 hours until he gave up the password to his crypto account. An estimated $4.9M to $5M was taken. They let him out in front of Udayana University Hospital in Jimbaran at 4 AM on July 4.



The stop happened at a junction on that route, around 9:35 PM, on a deserted stretch with almost no camera coverage.

No arrests so far.

They took his Xiaomi phone at the roadside. His villa key was sitting on the motorcycle's dashboard, so they used it to walk into his villa and take a second phone, the one he used to reach his crypto funds.

His villa CCTV was dead from a short circuit and had been before the night they came.

Full report: https://stats.gart.io/#attack-460

If you handed over everything you can reach right now, what would you still own tomorrow?

Session 4 of our webinar series on digital security covers what makes backups durable, and who can reach your assets when you no longer can.

Gart Webinar: Backup & Inheritance Strategies. Presented by @Max Hillebrand from the Sound Money Solutions team.

Wednesday, July 15.
16:00 Prague.
Limited seats.

https://gart.io/event/gart-webinar-backup-inheritance-strategies-11/register

Picture the person you'd leave your coins to trying to reach them without you in the room.

They don't know if the seed is on paper or steel, whether it's whole or split, or which drawer even holds the right device.

Everything you did to keep it safe from a stranger now works against the one person you meant to have it.

Session 4 of our free Digital Security Webinar Series works through it: Backup & Inheritance Strategies

In partnership with and hosted by the
Sound Money Solutions team, led by @Max Hillebrand.

What we'll cover:
- Redundancy that adds copies without adding single points of failure
- Where backups live, and who can reach them
- An inheritance path that triggers without exposing keys early
- Recovery that holds up

July 15th.
Limited seats.

Register:
https://gart.io/event/gart-webinar-backup-inheritance-strategies-11/register

The most planned attacks don't start with a break-in. They start with a relationship.

Someone spends months as a real business partner, earns your trust, then uses it to move you somewhere they control. No public wallet, no leaked address. The trust is the way in.



On June 29, two women were lured to Pakistan by a business partner they'd worked with for eight months.

Upon arrival they were kidnapped, held at gunpoint, assaulted, and asked to pay a $1.5 million ransom.

One of them reached her father, who alerted police. They were rescued within about two hours.

Full report available on our database:
https://stats.gart.io/#attack-459