An Israeli-Russian man extradited to the United States is accused in connection with the 2022 Nomad crypto hack that drained nearly $190 million from hundreds of users. Prosecutors say the scheme involved the siphoning of funds after hundreds of users were hit, with the case pointing to a theft of $2.8 million as part of the alleged conduct. The US authorities are seeking a sentence of up to 20 years. The alleged hack targeted Nomad, with the stolen value reaching close to $190 million. Prosecutors accuse the extradited suspect of involvement in the theft tied to the incident. The matter is now in the US court system. The extradited defendant stands accused rather than convicted, and the case centers on the alleged role in the Nomad hack and the funds prosecutors say were taken. The latest status is that he is facing US charges tied to the alleged $2.8 million theft connected to the 2022 Nomad hack, with prosecutors pursuing a potential 20-year sentence.