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Crypto Bro’s Wild Ride to Prison: NY Judge Sends Tornado Cash Mastermind Packing, Trial Set for December

A  illustration depicting Roman Storm in handcuffs being led away by two officers as he looks back at the New York City skyline with a courthouse looming large behind it; below them, a faint image of Tornado Cash's logo is seen amidst swirling storm clouds and lightning bolts.

Just when you thought the crypto world couldn’t get any more lit… Roman Storm is headed to trial for allegedly aiding in laundered cash through that lovely Ethereum mixer, Tornado Cash. Because what’s a few billion dollars of dirty funds between friends? The judge thinks there’s enough evidence to move forward with this case, which I’m sure will delight the crypto bros who still think they can outsmart the law. Storm’s defense is trying to spin it as an attack on free speech (because writing code = art), but unfortunately for them, Judge Katherine Polk Failla isn’t buying it. The trial starts in December and could land Roman a nice 45-year vacation at Club Fed if he gets convicted on all counts. Stay tuned for more!.

Source: bitcoin.com

Roman Storm, a software developer of Tornado Cash, is headed to trial after a New York judge ruled against his motion to dismiss criminal charges. District Judge Katherine Polk Failla rejected Storm’s request to drop charges tied to money laundering and sanctions violations. Russian co-defendant Roman Semenov remains elusive and on the run, evading capture by international authorities. During Thursday’s telephonic hearing, Judge Katherine Polk Failla, who presides over the […]

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