Pertsev is out on conditional release as he plans his appeal.

Decentralized technology has won an important battle against the law, but the game isn't over yet.

Researchers found that in the second half of 2023, several major block builders excluded Tornado Cash transactions from MEV blocks.

Once deployed, smart contracts cannot be destroyed.

The U.S. Department of Justice strongly rejects the claim that the case it brought against the founders of crypto-mixer Tornado Cash is a battle for the "freedom to code."

Founders of another privacy-focused crypto tool face charges for allegedly facilitating $2 billion in illegal transactions, including over $100 million in criminal proceeds. Evidence suggests Samourai Wallet developers knew their service was used for illicit purposes.

A proposal submitted to Arbitrum DAO to help fund the legal defense of Tornado Cash developers Roman Storm and Alexey Pertsev was withdrawn by its author. The proposal will be reworked and resubmitted later this week.

Without offering any clear explanation, GoFundMe has canceled the campaign to fund the legal defence of Tornado Cash founders Roman Storm and Alexey Pertsev. However, users can still donate through the Web3 Juice Box platform.