US drops Tornado Cash sanctions, frontend remains compromised
The US Office of Foreign Assets Control ended sanctions against the crypto mixer Tornado Cash and claims to remain concerned about the DPRK.
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The US Office of Foreign Assets Control ended sanctions against the crypto mixer Tornado Cash and claims to remain concerned about the DPRK.
OFAC has been ordered to remove addresses linked to Tornado Cash from its list of Specially Designated National and Blocked Persons.
A judge has ruled on the compliance requirements for a crypto money transmitter — even if they do not control their users’ funds.
The question of whether Tornado Cash or Samourai ever controlled their users’ funds while transmitting them is a critical legal issue.
The three cited examples are even more embarrassing for another reason: A separate, pre-existing sanction might have prevented them.
— DoJ, Tornado Cash
Crypto supporters have rallied behind Tornado Cash founders to defend free speech. Turns out, this case has nothing to do with free speech.
— Hack, Tornado Cash
Malicious javascript code was reportedly introduced to Tornado Cash by a community contributor in a governance proposal two months ago.
In many cases, hackers are opting to skirt their way around exchanges' know-your-customer procedures when funding their accounts.
— Coin Center, Legal
Coin Center's lawsuit against Janet Yellen over the Tornado Cash sanctions has been dismissed but it intends to appeal the decision.
Bitcoiners and anonymity-seeking crypto users are concerned about new FinCEN rules for coin-mixing services like CoinJoin.