Vitalik Buterin, the co-founder of Ethereum, has once again donated to the legal defense fund of Roman Storm, the developer of Tornado Cash. This marks Buterin’s third contribution to the cause, demonstrating his unwavering support for Storm and the broader crypto community.
The Tornado Cash developer has received an overwhelming show of support from the crypto community. Numerous individuals and organizations have contributed to his defense fund, raising over 327 ETH (valued at $785,000) at the time of writing.
Despite facing legal challenges and sanctions, Tornado Cash has remained operational. The platform’s decentralized nature and the ability to create pseudonymous wallet addresses have made it difficult for authorities to completely shut it down.
Judge Katherine Failla has denied Storm’s motion for dismissal, allowing the case to move forward.
JusticeDAO, a decentralized autonomous organization, raised over 654 ETH to support Storm’s legal defense.
Despite sanctions, Tornado Cash has seen a significant increase in deposits, indicating its continued use by the crypto community.
The ongoing legal battle against Roman Storm highlights the complexities of regulating decentralized technologies. The crypto community’s unwavering support for Storm demonstrates the industry’s commitment to protecting developers and preserving the principles of decentralization. As the case progresses, it will be interesting to see how the legal system navigates the challenges posed by decentralized technologies.
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