Tether won’t freeze funds linked to Tornado Cash until the law steps in
Tether holding off on freezing funds is as close as any big player has come to taking a stand against sanctioning a legitimate privacy tool.
US sanctions on Tornado Cash spark free speech protests
Knock-on effects continue from the US sanctions on Tornado Cash. Free speech advocates even plan to challenge the US Treasury in court.
Explainer: What to know about crypto mixer Tornado Cash
As a result of OFAC sanctions from the US Treasury, it’s now illegal for Americans to use Tornado Cash. Its website is going down worldwide.
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Twitter user mediates resale of stolen Bored Ape NFT, incriminates self—by Cas Piancey
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Bitcoin 2023: Miami has had enough and so have we—by Protos Staff
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Andrew Tate says he doesn’t endorse shitcoins but he definitely did—by Protos Staff
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Here’s what the biggest stablecoins spent on lobbying in the US—by Protos Staff
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Failing ventures and Twitter hiatus spark Tai Lopez bankruptcy concerns—by Protos Staff
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How Jump Trading allegedly manipulated UST into collapse—by Protos Staff
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How wire fraud, not securities violations, lands crypto criminals in prison—by Protos Staff
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Explained: US House debate on cryptocurrency regulatory framework—by Protos Staff
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Pepe creator Matt Furie says he didn’t know Pepecoin existed—by Protos Staff
