They Lost Money When Tornado Cash Got Banned. Now Coinbase Is Helping Them Sue the Government
Six people who used Tornado Cash for legitimate reasons had their funds frozen after the U.S. Treasury sanctioned the protocol. Theyre now filing a lawsuit, and Coinbase is funding them....
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