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How insane would all of this be if Lazarus was, in fact, a US agency?

Haseeb >|<20 tuntia sitten
Dragonfly invested into PepperSec, Inc., the developers of Tornado Cash, in August of 2020. We made this investment because we believe in the importance of open-source privacy-preserving technology. Prior to our investment, we obtained an outside legal opinion that confirmed that Tornado Cash as built complied with the law, under the guidance given by FinCEN in 2019.
The government has now stated in open court that they are contemplating charges against Dragonfly for having invested into the Tornado Cash team in 2020.
On counsel’s advice, we have refrained from public comment. But we can no longer remain silent.
We believe deeply in Americans’ right to privacy, and the lack of it remains one of crypto’s largest unsolved problems. We therefore stand by our investment. We did not operate or exercise any control over Tornado Cash, we had no contact with any malicious users, we always encouraged our portfolio companies to follow the law, and we maintain that Tornado Cash itself has a lawful right to exist—a view reinforced by Van Loon v. Department of the Treasury and OFAC’s subsequent rescission of sanctions. Charging a venture firm for a portfolio company’s alleged misconduct would be unprecedented, especially under these circumstances.
In 2023 we received a DOJ subpoena and have fully cooperated with the government’s investigation of Tornado Cash, confident that we have always complied with the law. The DOJ has made clear that we are not ourselves a target of their investigation. As with every investment, we provided PepperSec the same advice and support we offer all portfolio companies.
We believe the government’s statement in court today was primarily to undermine a defense of Tornado Cash—to make it more difficult for the defense to call Tom to testify on the stand.
After all of this time—years later—bringing charges against Dragonfly would be outrageous, contrary to the facts and the law, and would induce a chilling effect onto all investment into crypto and privacy-preserving technologies in America.
We don’t believe the DOJ would actually bring such absurd and groundless charges. But if they do, we intend to vigorously defend ourselves.
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How insane would all of this be if Lazarus was, in fact, a US agency

Haseeb >|<20 tuntia sitten
Dragonfly invested into PepperSec, Inc., the developers of Tornado Cash, in August of 2020. We made this investment because we believe in the importance of open-source privacy-preserving technology. Prior to our investment, we obtained an outside legal opinion that confirmed that Tornado Cash as built complied with the law, under the guidance given by FinCEN in 2019.
The government has now stated in open court that they are contemplating charges against Dragonfly for having invested into the Tornado Cash team in 2020.
On counsel’s advice, we have refrained from public comment. But we can no longer remain silent.
We believe deeply in Americans’ right to privacy, and the lack of it remains one of crypto’s largest unsolved problems. We therefore stand by our investment. We did not operate or exercise any control over Tornado Cash, we had no contact with any malicious users, we always encouraged our portfolio companies to follow the law, and we maintain that Tornado Cash itself has a lawful right to exist—a view reinforced by Van Loon v. Department of the Treasury and OFAC’s subsequent rescission of sanctions. Charging a venture firm for a portfolio company’s alleged misconduct would be unprecedented, especially under these circumstances.
In 2023 we received a DOJ subpoena and have fully cooperated with the government’s investigation of Tornado Cash, confident that we have always complied with the law. The DOJ has made clear that we are not ourselves a target of their investigation. As with every investment, we provided PepperSec the same advice and support we offer all portfolio companies.
We believe the government’s statement in court today was primarily to undermine a defense of Tornado Cash—to make it more difficult for the defense to call Tom to testify on the stand.
After all of this time—years later—bringing charges against Dragonfly would be outrageous, contrary to the facts and the law, and would induce a chilling effect onto all investment into crypto and privacy-preserving technologies in America.
We don’t believe the DOJ would actually bring such absurd and groundless charges. But if they do, we intend to vigorously defend ourselves.
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Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear hard hats


Jack Cocchiarella25.7. klo 04.13
How does Jerome Powell comfortably walk around with balls that big?
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VeChain?
But WhyChain?!

Cointelegraph25.7. klo 04.15
⚡️ JUST IN: VeChain partners with $1.5T asset manager Franklin Templeton to integrate BENJI platform for tokenized enterprise payments.


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First we created digital assets
The we wrapped those assets so that they could trade onchain
Then basketized them into a ETFs
Finally we reverse merge them into TradFi via treasury companies
But in the end, all finance will come onchain. Wrappers will look dumb and exit liquidity will all be sourced from one, unified venue
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The crypto market is on fire.
Major callout of shady market maker deals wrecking token launches
CoinWatch releases a transparency dashboard to counter predatory practices
NFTs are roaring: CryptoPunks up $40K, Pudgy Penguins gaining momentum, $13.5M Punk sweep
Roman Storm trial twist: key witness never even used Tornado Cash
The bull is back. Stay sharp
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