Thank you for the detailed explanation.
I have one question regarding the original Trezor Model One.
Can you confirm that a Trezor Model One initialized in 2018 already used the same entropy generation architecture as described today (256 bits from the internal hardware RNG mixed with 256 bits of host entropy via SHA-256), or was this architecture introduced later?
Many long-term users would greatly appreciate a clarification on this historical point.
Thank you!
@0xCyberbeggar@0xQuit@StaniKulechov@aave Bybit survived a $1.5B hit and fully replenished reserves within 72 hours.
Massive respect to CEO Ben for running a live stream through the entire crisis. Full transparency in real time. That's how you handle it. Kept confidence intact and probably saved the exchange.
@pete_rizzo_ VanEck predicts Bitcoin could reach $21 million by 2049 (not immediately) if the US builds a strategic reserve of 1 million BTC by 2029 under the BITCOIN Act, assuming 25% annual price growth from $100,000
@BobLoukas bob .. you are legit and transparent .. that is all that matters .. pls keep it up ..
when you sold you said “it is what is it” .. maybe we go lower maybe we do not .. you cashed in a lot of money .. why is that wrong .. you elaborated in many words what you did and why
@PeterLBrandt There's no substitute for experience. Every tweet reflects decades of work, life, and countless small decisions. I value and appreciate every one you share.
My name is Roman Storm, and I am one of the founders of Tornado Cash, a non-custodial privacy protocol.
I am being prosecuted for writing open-source code that enables private crypto transactions in a completely non-custodial manner. This prosecution represents a terrifying criminalization of privacy.
The charges against me threaten to criminalize software development itself. If successful, the implications could extend far beyond the crypto industry, impacting every software developer. I face up to 45 years in prison on charges including operating an unlicensed money-transmitting business, conspiracy to commit money laundering, and sanctions evasion.
This case has already had a chilling effect on developers working on software tools. Recently, a developer filed a lawsuit against the DOJ, seeking relief because my case has made them fearful of releasing new software.
https://t.co/kkhXrxJVnI
Additionally, there is significant confusion around the 1960 charge (operating an unlicensed money-transmitting business), as different government agencies have conflicting interpretations of the law.
https://t.co/BRKR0pWTaH
“This prosecution threatens to criminalize software development itself,” said Keri Axel of Waymaker LLP, my legal counsel.
American entrepreneur and politician @VivekGRamaswamy commented, “You can’t go after the developers of code. What you actually need to do is go after individual bad actors who are breaking the laws that already exist.”
https://t.co/WTn1weyoZO
Multiple amicus briefs have been filed in support of my defense by the DeFi Education Fund (@fund_defi), Coin Center (@coincenter), and Blockchain Association (@BlockchainAssn):
https://t.co/467XKatDuP
https://t.co/68p4WcMIP9
https://t.co/kzdZ39Qvrr
The 5th Circuit Court has already ruled that Tornado Cash sanctions were unlawful:
https://t.co/Vp4FACqnn8
However, the DOJ has dismissed this ruling as irrelevant:
https://t.co/tna6p4Nvnr
My trial is set for April 14, 2025.
"There comes a time in every man's life when he has to stand up for what's right and true. And when I saw people having Zoom funerals for their loved ones I just couldn't take it anymore. That was the moment I decided to sit idly by for four years... then once Kamala lost the election, that's when I knew... it was time to bravely step forward as a whistleblower."