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Tornado Cash Lawsuit: Unraveling Complexities in Smart Contracts, Ownership, and Free Speech

A group of crypto engineers and investors are suing the U.S. Department of Treasury over sanctions against Tornado Cash’s privacy protocol, claiming violation of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) and First Amendment rights. The lawsuit raises questions about property, unincorporated associations, and free speech in blockchain technology.

Twilight setting over a vibrant Dubai skyline, modern high-rises reflected in an undisturbed gulf, tension palpable in the air. Foregrounded, an emblematic representation of a crypto exchange, tarnished yet resilient, stands in solace, projecting an aura of forlorn hope. Cast in Rembrandt-style chiaroscuro, picture encompasses the precarious balance between financial stability, volatility and the looming question mark of reliability.

Bankrupt Crypto Exchange FTX Seeks to Exclude Dubai Unit from Proceedings: A Dive into Global Implications

The bankrupt cryptocurrency exchange FTX seeks to exclude its Dubai affiliate from U.S.-based bankruptcy proceedings. The Dubai unit, though financially stable, appears inactive before the bankruptcy and has no prospects of recovery. Its dismissal would protect creditors and expedite cash distribution, raising questions about companies protecting employees during bankruptcy. The global crypto community watches, wondering if such operations are reliable in crisis.