US EditionUS Prosecutors Reject Tornado Cash Co-founder‘s Argument for Dismissal
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The judicial pressure on Roman Storm does not fall back. U.S. federal prosecutors refuse to abandon the Tornado Cash case and close, for the moment, the door to a quick exit for its co-founder. The signal sent to the crypto market remains clear from the start. Even after a trial partially blocked in 2025, even after the change of tone posted by the Ministry of Justice on certain files related to digital assets, the federal camp continues to move…
US Prosecutors Reject Tornado Cash Founder’s Defense Amid Push For October Retrial
US Southern District of New York (SDNY) prosecutors have pushed back on the Tornado Cash co-founder’s defense, claiming that his arguments for dismissal lack applicability ahead of a crucial hearing later this week. Related Reading: Crypto Leaders ‘Hopeful’ On Latest Stablecoin Yield Language – Was A Solution Reached? DOJ Says Tornado Cash Founder’s Defense Is […]
Tornado Cash Legal Fight: Prosecutors Reject Storm’s Defense
US Southern District of New York (SDNY) prosecutors have pushed back on the Tornado Cash co-founder’s defense, claiming that his arguments for dismissal lack applicability ahead of a crucial hearing later this week. DOJ Says Tornado Cash Founder’s Defense Is ‘Not Applicable’ On Tuesday, US Attorney for the Southern District of New York Jay Clayton sent a letter to Judge Katherine Failla rejecting Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm’s recent lett…
Key points of the news: SDNY prosecutor Jay Clayton rejected Roman Storm’s acquittal motion, calling his defense based on copyright cases a distraction. The prosecution is looking for a new trial in October 2026 after the jury stalled on charges of money laundering and violation of sanctions last year. Roman Storm faces a possible sentence of up to 40 years in prison for his role in developing the privacy protocol on the Ethereum network. Distri…
Tornado Cash Founder Faces Crucial Retrial As Prosecutors Rebut Acquittal Claims
BitcoinWorld Tornado Cash Founder Faces Crucial Retrial as Prosecutors Rebut Acquittal Claims NEW YORK, March 2025 – Federal prosecutors have forcefully rejected acquittal arguments from Tornado Cash founder Roman Storm, setting the stage for a pivotal retrial this October that could redefine regulatory boundaries for cryptocurrency privacy tools. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York has systematically dismantled defe…
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