Update from U.S. v. Storm 👇 Roman Storm's defense team has raised the spectre of a mistrial after an FBI tracing expert failed to confirm that the prosecution's first witness' stolen funds had in fact been sent to Tornado Cash.

We're about to start the second full day of proceedings in US v. Storm. Trial observers care passionately about the outcome. Meet Tim Clancy (@_Enoch), who brought a printed copy of the PGP code to court - the document that established free speech protections for code.

Scoop: At Roman Storm's trial, jurors are crying and punching walls. One juror may have to be excused, but the court is concerned that others might follow. "Right now they're being fed with snacks, [...] we're trying to keep them happy."👇

New: US Marshal Service merely holds ~29,000 BTC Here's the full list of holdings obtained via FOIA request:

The Rage

BTC Held By The US Marshal Service

In March, we filed a FOIA request for the amount of bitcoin held by the US Marshal Service. Today, we publish the USMS answer to our FOIA request, ...