A U.S. federal grand jury has indicted three men from Tennessee in connection with an alleged $6.5 million cryptocurrency robbery scheme. Prosecutors said the defendants targeted victims across San Francisco, San Jose, Sunnyvale and Los Angeles, suggesting a multi-city operation focused on stealing digital assets. In one case, authorities said a victim was forced to surrender account access, after which the funds were transferred to wallets controlled by the suspects. The case highlights a recurring risk in the crypto market: once wallet access or private credentials are obtained, digital assets can be moved quickly and are often difficult to recover.