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Four teenagers have been charged after an OnlyFans streamer was ordered to hand over her crypto at gunpoint.

Kaitlyn Siragusa, a popular influencer also known as Amouranth, was targeted at her home in Texas earlier this month. Three armed assailants had broken into her bedroom, hit her repeatedly with a pistol, and ordered her to transfer digital assets.

She escorted them to another part of her Houston property where her husband fired a gun, and the robbers fled the scene.

Demarcus Morris Jr., who is 17 years old, has been charged with aggravated kidnapping and aggravated robbery with a deadly weapon. Dylan Nesho Campbell, 18, and Bryan Anthony Salazar Guerrero, 19, face the same charges.

Harris County District Clerk’s Office says an unidentified 16-year-old is also a suspect in the case. Two of the teenagers remain in custody, while a third has posted a bond of $100,000.

Back in November, Siragusa had posted a picture of her posing in lingerie on X, along with the caption: “Help! Do I sell or hold my BTC?”

A screenshot of her Coinbase account showed she had 211 BTC in her wallet—worth about $17.6 million at current market rates.

In an interview with FOX 26 Houston, Siragusa revealed that she was on the phone to her husband, who was in a separate part of their property, throughout the ordeal.

“They shot down my door. These three guys came into my room, turned all the lights on and had the gun pointed at me,” she said. “They cornered me into a chair in my room and were interrogating me—asking me ‘where’s the crypto?’ over and over.”

Dramatic footage shows Siragusa leading the gunmen to her husband, supposedly to hand over her hardware wallet.

The attackers left the scene empty-handed, with one shouting “I got shot” as they fled on foot.

Siragusa recently revealed that the men only managed to take her MacBook, which was later traced to the same hospital where she had been treated for her injuries.

“I may have seen the one who was shot while I was being discharged,” she wrote.

Edited by Stacy Elliott.