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The U.S. Department of the Treasury acknowledged that there were issues with the previous regulations related to mixers, and the co-founder of Tornado Cash stated that the Department of Justice is still pushing for a conviction against them

Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm posted on X platform stating that the U.S. Department of the Treasury recently acknowledged in a document that there were issues with the previous rules regarding mixers, and mentioned that this policy could have a "chilling effect" on legitimate activities.Storm stated that although the relevant department of the U.S. Department of the Treasury now believes there are issues with the policy, the U.S. Department of Justice still insists in its case that even legitimate transactions conducted through Tornado Cash constitute illegal activities due to the potential for being used for money laundering, evading sanctions, and other criminal purposes.Storm claimed that the non-criminal department of the U.S. government believes the policy is inappropriate, while the criminal justice department considers all related transactions to be criminal; he has been detained and prosecuted for over 1,139 days and stated that his case stems from developing open-source code.Storm also mentioned that a new document was submitted today to the Southern District of New York (SDNY) federal court, and the U.S. Department of Justice is still pushing for his conviction.

first_img OKX launched a stablecoin savings and payment application OKX Money, offering up to 10% annual yield

According to Cointelegraph, the cryptocurrency exchange OKX has launched the stablecoin savings and payment application OKX Money in parts of Latin America, Africa, South Asia, and the Middle East. The application allows users to deposit into their accounts using over 50 supported currencies, with deposits converted into a dollar-backed stablecoin.Users can hold USDG, USDC, or USDT for transfers and spend using a virtual card or physical card. Eligible customers can earn up to 10% annual percentage yield (APY) on qualifying USDG balances without the need for staking or locking.An OKX spokesperson stated that the product is rolled out market by market to comply with local requirements, and the relevant legal entities and regulatory frameworks vary by jurisdiction. OKX did not disclose specific initial markets. Users can achieve higher tiers by meeting a 30-day average deposit threshold, spending over 30 days, or reaching a higher exchange VIP level. The spokesperson mentioned that rates and eligibility vary by region and customer, and declined to comment on the source of the yields.OKX joined Paxos' Global Dollar Network in July 2025, allowing its users to transact and transfer using USDG. According to Chainalysis data, cross-border flows of stablecoins grew by 77.5% to $22.03 billion in the 12 months ending June 2026, with trade, remittances, and savings being the main use cases. The U.S. GENIUS Act prohibits stablecoin issuers from paying interest or yields, while the EU MiCA prohibits issuers and crypto service providers from offering interest on single currency stablecoins.
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