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The trial of Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm kicks off in Manhattan, raising questions about the future of crypto regulations and privacy in the industry.
Roman Storm's upcoming trial may be affected by the surprise testimony of a hacker, raising questions about the fairness of the proceedings.
Bitcoin stalls above $108K, prompting analysts to note that market enthusiasm is necessary for a rally. Key updates include a $100 million fund launched to support Bitcoin infrastructure and legal developments in the Tornado Cash trial.
A federal judge has ruled that the discussion of OFAC sanctions against Tornado Cash is not allowed in the trial of the developer Roman Storm, citing potential confusion for jurors.
A judge overseeing the Tornado Cash trial has ruled that discussions surrounding the Van Loon case will be excluded from the proceedings, signaling focused legal arguments ahead.
The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that Coin Center's lawsuit against the U.S. Treasury can be dismissed, impacting Tornado Cash's market price.
A hacker who stole from Bittrue has laundered funds through Tornado Cash, leveraging fluctuations in ether's price.
A federal judge declined to order the Department of Justice to review materials that could assist Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm's defense before his upcoming trial.
The defense for Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm has filed a request to a federal judge to investigate potential evidence withheld by the Department of Justice.
The Department of Justice confirms it will press on with its prosecution of Roman Storm, despite a recent memo suggesting a cautious approach to crypto-related cases.
A federal court in Texas declares the U.S. Treasury overstepped by sanctioning Tornado Cash, signaling a pivotal moment for DeFi advocates.
A Texas judge ruled the U.S. Treasury's sanctions against Tornado Cash are unlawful, marking a significant victory for the crypto mixing service.
Ethereum developers are exploring concepts to enhance privacy on the Ethereum network, in light of past controversies regarding transaction transparency and security.
The recent delisting of Tornado Cash by the U.S. Treasury Department arises from a prior court ruling questioning the validity of sanctions on crypto mixers.
A coalition of 34 crypto firms is pressing Congress to challenge the DOJ's expansive legal interpretation that may endanger developers of blockchain technology.
Paul Grewal from Coinbase argues the U.S. Treasury's actions regarding Tornado Cash do not eliminate the need for a final court ruling.
Coinbase's Chief Legal Officer, Paul Grewal, expresses concern over the US Treasury's recent move to lift sanctions on Tornado Cash, arguing that it was procedurally improper.
Recent legal developments have led the U.S. Treasury to remove Tornado Cash from its sanctions list amidst ongoing criminal proceedings against one of its co-founders.
Kaspa and Tornado Cash witness significant gains as investors return to utility-driven crypto projects amidst market changes.
The Ethereum Foundation donates to aid the legal defense of Alexey Pertsev, a Tornado Cash developer, following a similar contribution by Paradigm for Roman Storm.
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