Cybersecurity consultant found guilty of stealing nearly $55 million in crypto, some spent on Pokemon cards
A cybersecurity consultant was found guilty of stealing nearly $55 million in cryptocurrency, some of which was spent to acquire rare Pokemon cards and other collectibles.
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