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Dear Solana community, now would be a good time to demonstrate fidelity to the principles of this industry

The @ethereumfndn will be matching up to another $500K in donations to the legal defense of Roman Storm. Privacy is normal, and writing code is not a crime. The community can contribute to @rstormsf's legal defense here:

I thought you voted for orange man because he's pro crypto? With us? Against unlawful law enforcement? Well, fuck!!!

He was found guilty on the charge that directly contradicts FinCEN's guidance. Unbelievable.

Alerts on. I'll not leave my Twitter screen in the next hour or so...

Lemma 1 of building Ethereum apps: You cannot actually launch an actual EVM-based product for actual humans that doesn't require indexers

This is a @TenderlyApp appreciation tweet Having another independent UI to verify hashes of your @safe transaction against your hardware wallet screen is a great practical security improvement

Privacy is the #1 area where crypto is way behind where it clearly needs to be That’s where the next 10x improvements and 0 to 1 moments will be Not scalability

Tomorrow, 12 jurors will decide whether writing open source code is a crime. This case is about Roman's future and it is also about whether developers can be held criminally liable for immutable smart contracts they can't control. The precedent here is terrifying. If Roman is convicted for writing immutable code then every developer contributing to privacy tech, MEV protection, any DeFi protocol, or even blockchain protocols could face prosecution. We already won against OFAC -- the Fifth Circuit appeals court ruled these contracts aren't sanctionable property. Now we need the jury to understand that you can't control what you can't change. This is the most important case in crypto. Not just for tornado cash, but because it decides whether America remains a place where we can build permissionless, privacy-preserving technology. Code is speech. Privacy is a right. Tomorrow, we find out if the SDNY jury agrees. Free @rstormsf !!!