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The then-teen was told to break in and steal what the keyboard warriors couldn’t

A 20-year-old described as a cybercriminal organization’s “last resort” for cryptocurrency thefts will now serve a 78-month sentence for his role in a $250 million scheme.

Marlon Ferro, of Santa Ana, California, was a member of what prosecutors called a social engineering enterprise (SEE) consisting of at least 12 other individuals, and was tasked with traveling across the US and physically stealing what other members couldn’t through online fraud.

The gang all shared different responsibilities, but Ferro was the only one who carried out physical burglaries across the…