A NFT "rug pull" netted a 20-year-old scammer $1M. And when that money needed laundering, he went to Tornado Cash, the scammer told a Manhattan jury.

Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm is on trial for a $1B crypto-laundering conspiracy. Prosecutors say Tornado Cash was the go-to anonymizing tool for hackers and scammers. Storm brazenly wore a ...

Roman Storm, one of the developers of crypto-anonymizing tool Tornado Cash, will stand trial in New York starting July 14. His supporters claim the freedom to develop software is under threat.

A federal jury found crypto developer Roman Storm guilty of operating an unlicensed crypto business but cleared him of sanctions violations and deadlocked on a money laundering charge.

A co-founder of Tornado Cash, a digital-currency “mixing” service that was used by North Korean cybercriminals to launder stolen funds, was convicted of one of the three criminal charges he ...

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Tornado Cash sold crypto “privacy”; the US saw “money laundering.” Tornado didn't want to know its customers, which included North Korean hackers.

People in the warning area are urged to seek immediate shelter inside a sturdy building and to stay away from windows in case a tornado touches down.