@Axel_bitblaze69 As a token strongly associated with ETH, #TORN has an average annual yield of 37.5% from staking, which most people do not understand.
@pcaversaccio you want to make Torn token holders commit suicide? That's impossible. As for malicious proposals, if they haven't been discussed, they cannot be passed. You can't just say that because you personally think something is bad, you can completely reject the DAO.
so four days ago a new proposal for Tornado Cash was accepted, which means an update to the UI version (tornadocash[.]eth[.]limo and some other domains). I haven't seen anyone doing a dee-dive on the diff yet so I have spent several hours carefully reviewing the changes, including a detailed check of each dep update reflected in the new `yarn.lock` file. I documented my findings in a gist (see comment section). tbh I would greatly appreciate additional review from others as I can always miss something but based on my analysis so far, the changes appear legitimate & I have found _no evidence_ suggesting a supply chain attack, despite some concerns raised by some.
@zhusu Tornado Cash is the largest decentralized mixer. Its governance token,#TORN, offers an average annual yield of up to 40% through staking, but unfortunately, most people don't understand this.
🫡because security is also privacy, my signer Safe (0x5aFE...Da0 -> safe...dao :D) is fully funded via Tornado Cash. That means a Tornado-funded signer is now securing over $220M in assets. Next time someone claims Tornado Cash is "only used by criminals," show them this. Fucking proud to be part of the regenesis of TheDAO. LFG.