Tornado Cash’s co-founder, Roman Storm, is challenging accusations made by US authorities, asserting that the service is not intended for facilitating money laundering.
CatherineAn Arbitrum spokesperson confirmed that the proposal to fund the legal defense of Tornado Cash developers was removed at the request of the author.
JinseFinancePertsev, a Russian national living in the Netherlands, has been accused of facilitating money laundering by developing the now sanctioned app
OthersThe plot thickens. Did the supposed Tornado Cash developer arrested in The Netherlands have ties to a Russian security agency? ...
BitcoinistWhat’s the story around Tornado Cash? The U.S. Department of the Treasury made its case in a press release, but ...
BitcoinistTORN, the token of Tornado Cash, plummeted by nearly a quarter in the last 24 hours after Dutch authorities arrested ...
BitcoinistThe Tornado Cash chronicle unfolds. Authorities in the Netherlands apprehended a man suspected to be a Tornado Cash developer in ...
BitcoinistThe Dutch Fiscal Information and Investigation Service doesn't rule out multiple arrests in its ongoing criminal investigation against the crypto mixer Tornado Cash.
CointelegraphRoman Semenov, co-founder of TornadoCash, tweeted that his GitHub account had been suspended after the U.S. Treasury Department’s sanctions announcement, and the Tornado Cash repository has also been deleted from GitHub.
链向资讯The exploiter seems to have rejected the Harmony team’s bounty offer of $1 million to return the $100 million stolen from the Horizon Bridge token bridge.
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