Overview

The March 2025 Amouranth Home Invasion, also known as Amouranth Crypto Burglary Attempt or Amouranth Bitcoin Robbery Attempt, refers to a violent burglary at Kick streamer Amouranth's (real name Kaitlyn Siragusa) Houston, Texas home on March 2nd, 2025, when three attackers allegedly attempted to seek access to her cryptocurrency assets and steal them by breaking into her house, beating her and holding her at gunpoint. Amouranth defended herself by reportedly shooting one of the three attackers, who then fled her property and escaped. A few hours after the incident, the streamer was taken to the hospital and also shared her security camera footage, showing the trio of masked men. The attempted burglary gained significant online attention and viral debate, while some netizens claimed the robbery was purportedly orchestrated after Amouranth publically stated she had over $20 million in Bitcoin and showed her crypto wallet in a tweet from late November 2024.

Background

On March 2nd, 2025, at approximately 11 p.m. local time, American streamer and adult content creator Amouranth^[1] was targeted in an alleged home invasion while she was sleeping. The streamer tweeted, "I’m being too robbed at gunpoint" at 11:55 p.m. when three masked men entered her house, which amassed more than 12 million views and 3,600 likes in a day.

The streamer shared a thread^[2] of posts under the initial tweet, writing that the burglars pulled her out of bed, she shot one of the intruders and "they wanted crypto," referencing her cryptocurrency wallet that purportedly included millions in Bitcoin.^[6]

On March 3rd, 2025, at 12:29 a.m., she shared a photo of her front gate, claiming to be safe after a police SWAT team arrived at the scene, receiving over 950,000 views, 2,700 likes and 120 replies in 14 hours.

Amourath also shared in a different X thread^[3] that she was covered in blood after the shots were fired against the intruders (some hers and some supposedly one of the robbers) and that she did not call the police immediately because she was being threatened at gunpoint. "I tweeted because calling would be a death sentence," she wrote. Her post (seen below) amassed more than 803,000 views and 1,900 likes in a few hours.

Developments

Amouranth's Camera Footage

On March 3rd, 2025, the Kick streamer^[4] shared camera footage of the moment she was robbed by three masked gunmen, writing, "They beat me before this video and pistol whipped me" and that "blood was streaming down" her head from the attack. The video amassed over 2 million views and 9,000 likes in a few hours.

Houston Police Union Response

On March 3rd, 2025, the official X / Twitter account of the Houston Police Officers' Union^[5] posted an image detailing Amouranth’s home invasion incident, asking people for "any information related to this aggravated robbery." The tweet (seen below) received more than 1 million views and 1,000 likes in a few hours.

Amourath's $20 Million Crypto Wallet Tweet

As the news about Amourath's home invasion gained viral attention in early March 2025, some netizens theorized the attackers might've started the robbery plan after the streamer shared a screenshot^[6] on November 25th, 2024, of a Coinbase account showing a wallet with over $20 million in Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH), along with the caption, "Do I sell or hold my BTC?" The tweet amassed over 704,000 views and 8,000 likes in five months.

Online Reactions

The burglary incident sparked widespread outrage and concern from fans and fellow streamers, among other reactions as it trended online.

For example, on March 3rd, 2025, YouTuber^[7] StreamerTV posted a video commenting on Amouranth's home invasion (seen below), which amassed more than 42,000 views and 770 likes in a few hours.

On the same day, Twitch^[8] user okSTFUdude shared a clip of streamer xQc reacting to Amourath's live-tweeting while her house was invaded that night. The video (seen below) received over 162,000 views in less than 24 hours.

Several posts also appeared on Reddit in the 24 hours following the March 2nd, 2025, incident, including threads on the subreddits /r/LivestreamFail^[9] and /r/ThatsInsane,^[10] both of which received thousands of upvotes and hundreds of comments in 48 hours.

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