cryptocurrency

2 men accused of violent crypto robberies in Bay Area appear in court
Two men from Tennessee accused of violently stealing $6.5 million in cryptocurrency in the Bay Area and Los Angeles appeared before a federal judge in San Francisco on Tuesday. According to an indictment, the men posed as UPS, pizza delivery and DoorDash drivers to gain access to victims' homes.
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