The recent crackdown on Tornado Cash sets a dangerous precedent. Here’s why it could be the beginning of an all-out ‘war on code’

By cineramaAugust 19, 2022Ethereum

The is evidence suggesting Tornado Cash was used by North Korea for money laundering. The U.S. Treasury has estimated that $7 billion were laundered using the open-source tool. Last […]

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The recent crackdown on Tornado Cash sets a dangerous precedent. Here’s why it could be the beginning of an all-out ‘war on code’

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