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Tornado Cash indictment fails to show ‘clear violation’ of certain laws: Coin Center

Crypto advocacy group Coin Center has criticized the latest indictment of two former Tornado Cash developers, arguing that the facts offered don't show any clear violations of money-transmitting-related offenses.Roman Storm and Roman Semenov were indicted by the United States Office of Foreign Asset Control on Aug. 23 for conspiring to

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Tornado Cash co-founders charged with money laundering, sanctions violations

The United States Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) added Roman Semenov, one of the co-founders of the Tornado Cash cryptocurrency “mixer,” to its list of Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons (SDN) on Aug. 23. Another co-founder, Roman Storm, was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation and

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Tornado Cash lawsuit judge sides with US Treasury in motions for summary judgement

A federal judge in Texas has sided with the United States Department of the Treasury by granting a motion for summary judgment in a lawsuit concerning Tornado Cash brought by six individuals backed by crypto exchange Coinbase.In an Aug. 17 filing in U.S. District Court for the Western District of

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AnubisDAO’s 13.5K ETH rug pull money washes away on Tornado Cash

Nearly two years after the dog-inspired decentralized finance (DeFi) project — AnubisDAO — was rug-pulled for almost $60 million in Ether (ETH), the stolen funds were siphoned away using Tornado Cash.In October 2021, AnubisDAO raised 13,556 ETH from crypto investors owing to the predated Dogecoin (DOGE) trend. However, roughly 20

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Crypto lobbyists still fighting to axe ‘unlawful’ Tornado Cash sanctions

The Blockchain Association and the DeFi Education Fund have become the latest industry advocates to file their support of Coin Center’s lawsuit against the United States Treasury over its “unlawful” sanctions aga Tornado Cash.On June 2, the two cryptocurrency industry advocacy groups filed a joint amicus brief in support of

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