Government Sanctions on Tornado Cash Don't Fit The Law: Coinbase Legal Officer
Coinbase's Chief Legal Officer argues that the government's reasoning for sanctioning the Ethereum mixer is dangerously flawed.
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
Why this matters
This security story adds another data point to the current market tape and is useful when read alongside nearby source coverage.
Original source
Read on DecryptRelated market context
DOJ’s Operation TorNado Arrests 354 and Seizes $234 Million in Cash and Crypto
Bitcoin Magazine DOJ’s Operation TorNado Arrests 354 and Seizes $234 Million in Cash and Crypto The Justice Department and Europol...
Baillie Gifford adopts Ethereum as legal register for UK funds
Baillie Gifford's use of Ethereum as a legal register for UK funds signals a shift towards blockchain as a mainstream financial in...
Operation TorNado nets $234 million in cash and crypto, 354 arrests in darknet drug sweep
Operation TorNado highlights law enforcement's growing ability to disrupt darknet drug networks, but dark web markets may adapt an...
Ethereum Dancing on Two Fronts as Quantum Upgrade Advances and Treasury Leverage Bites
Ethereum developers want to upgrade the network to be quantum-ready by 2027, potentially accelerating one of its biggest security...
FBI’s Largest Dark Web Drug Sweep Seizes $234M in Cash and Crypto
Authorities seized more than $234 million in cash and cryptocurrency during Operation TorNado, an international crackdown on dark...
Ethlabs Calls for Ethereum Quantum Protection in 2027 as Upgrade Priorities Shift
TL;DR: Ethlabs proposes quantum readiness in 2027 and plans to withdraw its quick-slots work from Hegotá. Developers still need to...