"Tomorrow, a jury will decide if writing code is a criminal offense."
Some of these tweets are so overly dramatic.
Tomorrow, a jury will decide if writing code is a criminal offense.
Roman built something he couldnât control and now heâs facing prison for it. If they convict him, every dev whoâs worked on Ethereum is at risk.
OFAC already said the contracts arenât sanctionable, but that doesnât matter if the jury doesnât understand how Ethereum works.
This case will decide if weâre still allowed to build permissionless tech in the US.
Privacy is normal. Code is free speech.
Free @rstormsf.
He didn't just "write code" he literally facilitated over $1B in criminal money laundering of stolen funds.
He watched as 16 hacks went through his site/protocol.
He continued to pay for the site and profit from his $TORN tokens.
He cashed out $2.6M to $12M to his personal secret account.
"Roman built something he couldnât control"
This is also bullshit. He absolutely could have taken down the site and reduced the volume by 96.3%.
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