According to The Wall Street Journal, federal agents arrested Roman Storm, a 35-year-old software ... investigation tied to his involvement in Tornado Cash, a controversial crypto mixer that ...

Tornado Cash's delisting included smart contract addresses and other components of the overall mixer, and followed November's ...

The U.S. Treasury on Friday lifted economic sanctions against Tornado Cash, a firm that makes cryptocurrency transactions harder to track, which the Biden administration had accused of helping launder ...

The decision, reflected in Treasury's filing in the case of Van Loon v. Department of the Treasury, marks a significant victory for privacy advocates and crypto ...

“This is a long-overdue course correction.” The impact of this shift on the pending criminal case against Tornado Cash developers Roman Storm and Roman Semenov remains unclear. Their ...

They include a money laundering case against Roman Storm,” Law360 writes ... Due to this exclusion, the prosecution of both Tornado Cash and Samourai Wallet developers will continue to set precedent ...

Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm is set to go on trial for conspiracy to commit money laundering; “You wouldn’t throw Tim Cook in prison because criminals use iPhones.” ...

The agency said it will no longer pursue criminal charges against crypto exchanges, mixing services, or holders of cold wallets in most cases.

Related: US Treasury under Trump could take a different approach to Tornado Cash Its founders are still facing legal strife, however. The US charged Roman Storm and fellow co-founder Roman Semenov ...

Two of the co-founders of Tornado Cash were charged in 2023 with facilitating more than $1 billion in money laundering, including for the Lazarus Group. One, Roman Storm, awaits trial and has ...

Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm is set to go on trial for conspiracy to commit money laundering; “You wouldn’t throw Tim Cook in prison because criminals use iPhones.” Early one morning ...