Tornado Cash Co-Founder: Criminal Charges Are Being Filed Against a Software Engineer Due to Some End Users Misusing the Software
Foresight News reports that Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm tweeted, "I believe that as the case unfolds, a lot of information will be revealed, and people will see just how aggressive and political this case is. We are bringing a criminal lawsuit against a software engineer simply because some end users misused the software I developed. That is what is happening, and I believe it is wrong."
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