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Judge can’t decide if Roman Storm should be acquitted
The Tornado Cash co-founder will have to wait a little while longer before finding out if he'll be acquitted ahead of a potential retrial.
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DOJ seeks October retrial for Tornado Cash dev Roman Storm
US Attorney Jay Clayton has requested a re-trial of Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm on two of his criminal charges.
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Jury finds Roman Storm guilty of 1 of 3 counts in Tornado Cash trial
Tornado Cash founder Roman Storm won't be going to prison just yet as the judge overseeing his case rejects the idea that he is a flight risk.
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Roman Storm says he’s been ‘financially cancelled’ after payroll firm axe
Tornado Cash founder Roman Storm says he was "financially cancelled" when Gusto closed his account after an "extensive review."
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Roman Storm trial rocked by tracing errors and mistrial calls
Storm's trial has so far seen experts question evidence presented and the FBI dismiss VPNs as something a “regular person” wouldn’t use.
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Tornado Cash still laundering funds as founder Roman Storm stands trial
Roughly $10M worth of ETH stolen from Infini was sent to Tornado Cash today, while over 1,700 ETH was swapped for roughly 5.9M DAI.
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US gov’t weaponised evidence against Tornado Cash, report
Danny Nelson accused the US government of “weaponising” his old group chat via misconstrued evidence against Tornado Cash and Roman Storm.
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Tornado Cash founder nears $2M legal fund goal ahead of trial
Roman Storm had to raise another $2M as the legal fees from the US case against crypto mixer Tornado Cash continue to pile up.
US prosecutors say Tornado Cash witnesses will ‘waste jury time’
Roman Storm's legal team requested extra time to counter the US government's arguments and was boosted with $500K from the ETH Foundation.
Tornado Cash founder Roman Storm is running out of money for legal fees
Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm is asking for another $2M after already spending millions over the past two years.