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A jury convicted the hacker who stole $53 million in crypto and spent it on Pokémon cards. He faces up to 30 years.

Crypto thief Jonathan Spalletta stole $50M from Uranium Finance and converted proceeds into Pokemon cards and a Roman coin before conviction.

Jurors convicted Jonathan Spalletta of carrying out two attacks in 2021 against Uranium Finance, a cryptocurrency exchange that shut down after he drained it.