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  1. Greg Ip and Elizabeth Warren criticized the stablecoin industry and the CLARITY Act process, with the chief policy officer representing Coinbase.
  2. A conviction related to Tornado Cash spurred an industry push for regulatory clarity, involving Coinbase.

Roman Storm co-founded Tornado Cash, which was convicted of operating an unlicensed business.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Aug 26
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What happened

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Roman Storm co-founded Tornado Cash, which was convicted of operating an unlicensed business.

Who's involved

What this event is mainly about
Tornado CashRoman Storm

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A conviction related to Tornado Cash spurred an industry push for regulatory clarity, involving Coinbase. All 1 developments

Within Greg Ip and Elizabeth Warren criticized the stablecoin industry and the CLARITY Act process, with the chief policy officer representing Coinbase.

The entities involved

  • Tornado Cash

    cryptocurrency tumbler, fully decentralized protocol for private transactions on Ethereum

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  • Roman Storm

    actor

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Coverage

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  • cointelegraph.com
  • CryptonewsDOJ Won’t Pursue Coders Who Build Decentralized Platforms in Good Faith The US Justice Department will not target software developers who create decentralized platforms for transmitting cryptocurrenc