Judge Failla said mentioning the Van Loon ruling would confuse jurors, outweighing its limited value in Roman Storm’s ...

The long-running legal battle between crypto advocacy group Coin Centre and the US Treasury Department over the sanctioning ...

Attorneys for Roman Storm hinted at an eleventh-hour request for a continuance of his trial, depending on how a judge ruled on a witness claiming to be a hacker using Tornado Cash.

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on July 3 that Coin Center could dismiss its lawsuit against the Treasury ...

The words ‘Van Loon’ are not going to show up in this trial,” District Katherine Polk Failla said during a Tuesday hearing in Manhattan.

The US Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit has dismissed Coin Center’s legal appeal against the US Treasury Department.

Judge Failla has prohibited any mention of the Van Loon case in the upcoming trial of Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm, ...

The US Treasury has withdrawn its appeal against Tornado Cash, officially ending a legal case over economic sanctions slapped on the crypto tool. This decision was filed with the Eleventh Circuit ...

Coin Center’s appeal to the U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Asset Control (OFAC) regarding Tornado Cash is now ...

Tornado Cash would maintain that stance as, according to Dutch prosecutors, a billion-plus dollars more of stolen funds flowed through the service over the next two years, part of at least $2.3 ...

Tornado Cash co-founders Roman Storm and Roman Semenov are facing multiple charges from U.S. prosecutors for their involvement in creating and developing the blockchain privacy tool used to ...

Following a joint filing with Coin Center and the US Treasury, the US Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit granted a motion ...