最新报道:Roman Storm's trial began with prosecutors alleging he knowingly facilitated money laundering through Tornado Cash, while his defense argued he had no control over the mixer's operations. The US government claims Storm and his co-founders intentionally designed Tornado Cash to help criminals evade sanctions and launder funds, including $1 billion for North Korea's Lazarus Group. Defense attorneys countered that Storm couldn't prevent illicit use of the open-source protocol and that mixing services have legitimate privacy purposes. The case could set important precedents for developer liability regarding decentralized finance tools. Storm faces charges of conspiracy to commit money laundering and sanctions violations, with potential decades in prison if convicted.