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DOJ Rejects Roman Storm’s Plea as Tornado Cash Verdict Will Stand
Nov 14, 2025
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- Federal prosecutors have filed a 113-page brief asking US District Judge Katherine Polk Failla to reject Storm’s motion to overturn his August 2025 conviction for illegally running a money-transmitting business
- Back in August 2022, the US Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned Tornado Cash, accusing it of facilitating over $7 billion in illicit crypto laundering
- If the courts uphold that deploying or maintaining code equals operating a money-transmitting business, it could create major legal problems for the developers of privacy tools and crypto mixers
Federal prosecutors have filed a 113-page brief asking US District Judge Katherine Polk Failla to reject Roman Storm’s motion to overturn his August 2025 conviction for illegally running a money-transmitting business.
The jury at the time was deadlocked on two more serious charges, money l…
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