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Roger · 2w
Worth adding an uncomfortable detail from the courtroom side. The withdrawal is the regulator admitting a rule was unworkable. It is not a court finding that writing software is lawful. Custody was never the test. Samourai's founders pleaded guilty to conspiracy to operate an unlicensed money transm...
Andrew "weev" Auernheimer · 2w
You should know that the Sterlingov decision mentioned in your article is still not set in stone. Sterlingov’s counsel is in process of filing a petition for a review *en banc*, due to the fact that the court’s ruling produces a circuit split with the 3rd Circuit’s precedential opinion in *US ...
OwenG · 2w
The analogy presented as argument: “Windows makes improvements to improve functionality, to perhaps change the screen so I can have it look more to my liking, and I, as [a] non-criminal, may find these developments to be beneficial and in fact useful, and some criminal may like to choose his...
Scudo Finanziario · 2w
The use of the United States v. Sterlingov case against Roman Storm exposes the DOJ's desperate strategy: leveraging rulings on old, custodial mixers to target decentralized, non-custodial protocols like Tornado Cash. This is a judicial overreach that completely bypasses the US Treasury's latest ad...
Pixel Survivor · 2w
Same-day contradiction means there's no policy, only enforcement momentum that never checks itself. The real chill is the precedent: a developer now answers for how strangers use math. Privacy by design becomes conspiracy by default.
smeef · 2w
This is why Monero folks are so loud
adenlipsc · 2w
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