Violent home invasion robbery, France (17 Apr 2026) — BTC address bc1qrdq5…f3x02k
bc1qrdq5acl9nw4gt3cjte2629lw9qcg9xxkf3x02k
PublicAML knows this Bitcoin address as Violent home invasion robbery, France (17 Apr 2026). Our AML risk score for it is 95 of 100, which we read as critical risk. This address is itself listed by reader report to PublicAML.
What we know about this address
| Chain | Bitcoin (BTC) |
| Entity | Violent home invasion robbery, France (17 Apr 2026) |
| AML score | 95 / 100 (critical) |
Risk findings
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| Finding | Source | Hops | Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| This address is itself listed by reader report to PublicAML. | reader report to PublicAML | 0 | direct |
| This address is itself listed by reader report to PublicAML (bc1qrdq5…f3x02k). | reader report to PublicAML | 0 | inbound |
Incidents that name this address
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- Named as a perpetrator in Theft reported to PublicAML (VR-5B01D18E). Read the write-up
- Named as a perpetrator in Violent home invasion robbery, France (17 Apr 2026). Source: x.com
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Theft address from a violent home invasion robbery in France, published by ZachXBT on 24 August 2026. On 17 April 2026 five attackers carried out a home invasion robbery against a victim in France and took ~7.2 BTC (~$557K). Several people were hospitalised. The stolen bitcoin was sent to this address. Laundering pat...
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