France Eyes Strict Bitcoin Rules and Ledger Supply Chain Hacks
Original title: France Wants To Know Exactly How Much Bitcoin You Own
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Key points
- More than $86 million was drained from hundreds of wallets in a supply chain attack involving tampered LEDGER devices from a third-party reseller.
- Modified hardware wallets may have captured and transmitted sensitive information displayed on the devices before customers opened the box.
- France is considering new proposals that include stricter Bitcoin reporting requirements, taxable stablecoin conversions, and an exit tax for departing holders.
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