Former BCBGroup CEO was robbed at knife, and the robber explicitly demanded the private key of the cryptocurrency

On April 13, the Daily Mail reported that Olivervon Landsberg-Sadie, former CEO of BCBGroup and current CEO of Greater Things, and his family were robbed at knife at their home in Maidenhead, Berkshire, on April 2. The four robbers tied up their family members and explicitly asked for a cryptocurrency wallet key. Olivervon Landsberg-Sadie said that the robbers 'target was clearly cryptocurrency and were not even interested in the Aston Martin car parked in the driveway. Since it had no cryptographic assets, the robbers eventually stole cash, silverware and jewelry. ThamesValley police are currently involved in the investigation. Oliver subsequently issued a warning to remind founders, CEOs and other public figures in the encryption industry to be vigilant against such organized targeted crimes and strengthen personal safety protection.