A 22 year old helped launder $263 MILLION in stolen crypto to fund half million dollar nightclub tabs.

> Evan Tangeman went by E, Tate and Evan|Exchanger online.

> His job was converting stolen crypto into clean cash for the rest of his group.

> The crew stole over $263 MILLION using social engineering.

> Hacked databases, fake tech support calls and physical break-ins to seize hardware wallets.

> Most of the members were teenagers. None had real jobs.

> The ringleader was a 20 year old named Malone Lam who became “TikTok famous” while in jail awaiting trial.

> They burned $500,000 in a single night at clubs.

> Private jets. Private security teams.

> Rented mansions for $40,000 to $80,000 a month across LA, the Hamptons and Miami. Some valued at $9 MILLION.

> Bought supercars ranging from $100,000 up to $3.8 MILLION.

> A 2022 Rolls Royce Ghost and a Porsche GT3 RS were seized from his home.

> When the first arrests came down, he directed another co-defendant to destroy the group’s digital devices.

> Lam was tipped off by an off-duty officer that police were on their way.

> He threw his phone into Biscayne Bay before the FBI raided his Miami home.

> Tangeman watched the raid play out in real-time through Lam’s home security cameras and shared the footage with the rest of the group.

> He pleaded guilty to RICO conspiracy.

> Ninth plea in an investigation still ongoing.

> 70 months in prison. Three years supervised release.

They lived like BILLIONAIRES for 18 months. Now they’re going to prison one by one.