A $90 million crypto heist from U.S. government wallets has been traced back to "Lick," allegedly the son of a federal contractor. The breach occurred during a reckless screenshare between thieves proving wealth, exposing wallet addresses tied to seized assets.

This incident reveals major security flaws in how seized digital assets are managed. Dean Daghita's firm, Command Services & Support, held an active U.S. Marshals contract for crypto asset management when the theft occurred. Both father and son scrubbed their online presence after exposure.

Blockchain investigators like zachxbt play a growing role in tracking illicit transfers. Future cases may rely more heavily on on-chain forensics tools and real-time monitoring. This breach could pressure agencies to adopt stricter custody protocols and third-party audits.