Roman Storm
Co-Founder 於 Tornado Cash
Roman Storm 是 Tornado Cash 的共同創辦人。他來自美國華盛頓州。Roman Storm 和 Roman Semenov 被指控共謀洗錢、違反制裁規定，以及經營無牌匯款業務。8 月，Roman Storm 在華盛頓州被捕，並獲准保釋。
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This feels eerily similar to the US vs Tornado Cash (privacy tech) We’ll quickly find out how much @AskVenice really cares about privacy. I’m hoping the answer is “a lot.” https://x.com/lukecannon727/status/2065631568467546610
We sanction not only addresses in OFAC list, but any risky wallet that interacts directly or indirectly with tornado cash contract.
RT @RektHQ: One key held everything. @TesseraDao lost $2.49M - minted from nothing, dumped, and gone through Tornado Cash. No multisig, no…
$1.58 Million Vanishes in Minutes: How a Tiny Token’s Governance Was Hijacked
1/ An attacker withdrew 662 ETH from Tornado Cash and used it to obtain 50% of the TOP supply. https://skylens.certik.com/tx/eth/0xdf4dad0b05fdfca6c6f400c509805d4c937ab407243f6832b2a72a19940f56e1?events_id=7&active_tab=events Owning 50% of TOP allowed them to execute a vote on minting 10B TOP toke
针对英国制裁 HTX 引发的大规模地址污染（taint）问题，链上分析师 @tayvano_ 表示，此举使大量合法用户资金被冻结，甚至削弱了 DeFi 协议和兑换服务长期建立的资金筛查机制。她认为，将全球大型交易所用户整体视为受制裁对象影响过广，对普通用户造成的连带伤害甚至超过当年的 Tornado Cash 制裁。 https://x.com/wublockchain12/status/2063937782716744041
吴说获悉，据 Onchain Lens 监测，疑似 Pando Rings 攻击者地址（0x303d...3d9f）近期斥资 1018 万美元 DAI 以 1604 美元的均价买入 6,343.5 枚 ETH 。目前，已有 100 枚 ETH 被转移至 Tornado Cash 。 https://wublock123.com/news/pando-rings-attacker-buys-1018m-dai-6300-plus-eth-62299
> Zcash's shielded pool is an order of magnitude larger than Tornado is. That's not what matters. North Korean hackers using Tornado over Zcash says a lot about which offers actual privacy. > Being an actually private store of value is bad business?! People care about the SoV part orders of magni
Privacy has a North Korea problem. @FoglightPrivacy solves it. Over $1 billion illicit funds from hacks have been laundered through Tornado Cash alone. It's what governments cite when they attack privacy tools and put developers in prison. If a privacy solution wants people to feel safe using it,
Privacy has a North Korea problem. @FoglightPrivacy solves it. Over $1 billion illicit funds from hacks have been laundered through Tornado Cash alone. It's what governments cite when they attack privacy tools and put developers in prison. If a privacy solution wants people to feel safe using it,