The U.S. Treasury has imposed new sanctions on Tornado Cash, alleging its use by the North Korean government.

Josh Swihart is senior vice president of growth, product strategy, and regulatory affairs at Electric Coin Company, the organization behind privacy

Coin Center has filed suit against the U.S. Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control over its decision to sanction Tornado Cash.

Several crypto projects could face enforcement action under recently proposed regulatory guidelines. U.S. Moves Toward Crypto Regulation The U.S.

The Ethereum coin mixer Tornado Cash’s code has returned to GitHub after an absence of over one month.

A month after it first added Tornado Cash to its sanctions list, the Treasury Department has acknowledged that the protocol was not only used by cy

Six people who used Tornado Cash for legitimate reasons had their funds frozen after the U.S. Treasury sanctioned the protocol.

Alexey Pertsev, a developer arrested for his work on Tornado Cash, may have past ties to the Russian Federation’s central intelligence apparatus.

Stablecoin firm Tether said today that it would not freeze Tornado Cash addresses without specific orders from law enforcement.

Dutch law enforcement arrested Pertsev in Amsterdam on August 10.