Tornado Cash dev wants charges dropped after court said OFAC ‘overstepped’
Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm has petitioned a judge to drop criminal charges against him after an appeals court found the Treasury unlawfully sanctioned the crypto mixer.
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Russia scraps plans for a national cryptocurrency exchange
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Ondo’s USDY yield coin expands to Arbitrum
Tokenized treasury products are gaining widespread adoption on blockchain networks.

Stablecoins and crypto are threatening fiat money dominance in Eastern Asia
Hong Kong emerged as the fastest-growing Eastern Asian country in terms of global crypto adoption, with 40% of the region’s value received in stablecoins.