I haven't seen anyone else mention this on the forum.
It's a database that documents cases of violence and physical attacks on bitcoin and cryptocurrency holders since 2014.

You can take a look at it at https://stats.gart.io/

These are the current stats at the time of writing:
- 310 reported attacks
- 57 countries where attacks took place
- +77% year to year increase in attacks
- 25 fatalities

The database contains several interesting stats and graphics.

For example, there is this one that shows the correlation between the price of bitcoin and the number of attacks. As the value of BTC increases, the number of attacks increases.


The three most common attack scenarios include kidnapping (76 cases), home invasion (68 cases), and armed robbery in public (37 cases).


The most interesting data for me is the 'attacks per country' statistic. The US is, as expected, at the top with the most documented cases. In second place, we have France - Ledger's home country, from where multiple data leaks occurred. There is surely a connection there. The UK is third, Canada fourth, and Thailand in fifth place.


At the bottom of the page, you can read news articles about all the documented violence cases against crypto owners.
Is there anything that surprised you with the data from this database?