Earlier this year, with Ukraine’s counteroffensive falling flat, Russia asserting dominance in artillery fire and U.S. aid to Kyiv mired in Washington politics, the Czech government set up a platform to gather donations from allied countries to co-finance the purchase of ammunition from producers around the world. In doing so, the aim was to side-step
Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm, who was arrested in August and slapped with three charges related to his role as a co-founder of Ethereum privacy protocol Tornado Cash, has received support in the form of three amicus briefs from prominent pro-crypto organizations. Storm motioned to drop the charges against him last week, claiming the government’s
Authorities are reportedly investigating billions in cryptocurrency transfers that moved through a Russia-based exchange. The probe into the $20 billion-plus payments is part of efforts by the U.S. and Great Britain to crack down on sanctions evasions amid Russia’s war in Ukraine, Bloomberg News reported Thursday (March 28), citing sources familiar with the matter. According to