The protection staff for Roman Storm urged jurors to acquit the Twister Money developer of cash laundering conspiracy costs, arguing Wednesday that federal prosecutors have mischaracterized a cryptocurrency device meant to guard customers’ monetary privateness.
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Tornado Cash Founder Argues That Privacy Software Isn’t Illegal as Money Laundering Trial Closes
