Maryland Man Charged Over $54 Million Uranium Finance Hacks

U.S. prosecutors are proceeding with charges against Jonathan Spalletta, a Maryland resident accused of carrying out two 2021 exploits against Uranium Finance that drained about $54.7 million. The Southern District of New York case includes computer fraud and money laundering charges with a combined maximum sentence of 30 years. Prosecutors said Uranium Finance shut down after the second exploit, and U.S. authorities later seized $31 million in cryptocurrency in February 2025 tied to the April 2021 hack.

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