Hamza Doost
A member of the 'SE Enterprise' crew tied to ~$250M in crypto thefts including the $243M Genesis-creditor heist. He pleaded guilty to a RICO conspiracy charge and, per reporting, faces up to 11 years in prison.
Also known as: Hamza Doost
Note: Doost has pleaded guilty to a RICO conspiracy count but, per reporting, had not yet been sentenced.
Bio
Hamza Doost was described by federal prosecutors as a key figure in "SE Enterprise," the crew responsible for roughly $250 million in crypto thefts (2023–2025), including the $243 million Genesis-creditor heist. Proceeds funded private jets, exotic cars, and lavish nightclub spending. [1]
Status
Doost was arrested in May 2025 after returning from the UAE and later pleaded guilty to one count of RICO conspiracy; reporting indicates he faces up to 11 years in prison. [1]
Bracketed numbers refer to the numbered sources listed below.
Linked scams & cases
Sources (1)
- Private jets, nightclubs, Ferraris: An East Bay teen and America's largest crypto heist — The San Francisco Standard
See also
- Bitcoin Latinum (LTNM)TokensA ~$16M token offering (SAFTs for 'Bitcoin Latinum' / LTNM) that the SEC charged in 2026 as fraud: founder Donald Basile falsely called LTNM 'the world's first insured digital asset' backed by an 'existing trust,' neither of which existed, and diverted investor funds for personal use (including a $160,000 horse).
- Blockchain Terminal (BCT)TokensA 2017–2018 ICO (BCT tokens, ~$30M) for a 'Blockchain Terminal' — a Bloomberg-style crypto trading terminal. The SEC and DOJ said convicted ex-hedge-funder Boaz Manor secretly ran it under a fake identity ('Shaun MacDonald'), using associate Edith Pardo as a front, and lied about the product's adoption.
- Dropil (DROP)
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