A 22-year-old California man has pleaded guilty to laundering millions for a massive $263M crypto theft ring that began as a group of online gaming friends before evolving into a full-scale RICO syndicate targeting hardware-wallet holders and high-value crypto users.

A 22-year-old California man has pleaded guilty to laundering millions for a massive $263M crypto theft ring that began as a group of online gaming friends before evolving into a full-scale RICO syndicate targeting hardware-wallet holders and high-value crypto users.
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TL;DR "22-year-old California resident Evan Tangeman pleaded guilty to laundering $3.5 million for a social engineering scheme that stole $263 million worth of crypto. Tangeman assisted the scheme by using a bulk-cash converter to exchange the stolen crypto into cash, which was used to obtain rental homes. Tangeman is the ninth defendant to plead guilty in the investigation."

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