币界网报道:Tornado Cash founder Roman Storm is set to face trial in the U.S. on charges of money laundering and violating sanctions laws, with prosecutors alleging the crypto mixer facilitated over $1 billion in illicit transactions, including for North Korean hackers. Storm, who pleaded not guilty, argues Tornado Cash was a privacy tool, not a money laundering service, and lacked control over users' funds. The case, highlighting regulatory scrutiny on privacy-focused crypto tools, could set a precedent for developer liability in decentralized finance. Storm's trial is scheduled for early 2024, with potential implications for the broader crypto industry's compliance landscape.