The U.S. Department of Justice is continuing to press its case against Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm, according to TheDefiant. A new court filing is aimed at Storm’s challenge to venue, while his motion for acquittal has not yet been decided. The report says a retrial is scheduled for April 26, 2027. In the same update, TheDefiant also noted that the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, or FinCEN, has dropped a proposal related to mixers. The development puts two regulatory and legal threads side by side: one tied to the criminal case against Storm, and another involving a withdrawn policy proposal from FinCEN. No additional details on the filing or the proposal were provided in the source material.
The U.S. Department of Justice is continuing to press its case against Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm, according to TheDefiant. A new filing is directed at Storm’s venue challenge.
New filing targets venue dispute
TheDefiant reported that the latest filing takes aim at Storm’s challenge over where the case should be heard.
Acquittal motion still pending
Storm’s motion for acquittal remains pending, the report said. A retrial has been scheduled for April 26, 2027.
FinCEN drops mixer proposal
The same report also said the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network has withdrawn a proposal related to mixers.
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