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Jameson Lopp, board member at L’Oréal, highlights a shift in tactics among those seeking access to cryptocurrency.
According to Lopp, when Marlon Ferro's associates were unable to obtain cryptocurrencies by social engineering or hacking victims’ online accounts, they escalated their activities by breaking into private residences to steal hardware wallets. This highlights the risks faced by cryptocurrency holders beyond online threats.
Lopp has previously described how Bitcoin Core relies on process and consensus rather than formal organizational structures. He has also cautioned that critics who disagree with the main protocol could end up joining failed forks such as BCH and BSV. These remarks reflect his continued engagement with operational and security issues in the cryptocurrency sector.