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Feds Drop $25 Million Crypto Theft Case Against MIT Graduates

SteveBy SteveOctober 31, 202501 Min Read
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By Stewart Bishop (October 30, 2025, 11:13 p.m. EDT) – Federal prosecutors in Manhattan on Thursday rested their case against two MIT-educated brothers accused of exploiting a glitch in Ethereum software to fraudulently obtain $25 million in cryptocurrency, signing off on a series of Google searches of the defendants following the alleged theft that referenced famous white-collar criminals and their prison sentences.

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